⁣President Jacob Zuma introduces newly appointed Provincial Leaders
Fomer Public Protector Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebana as the conviner of Mpumalanga Province and ⁣fomer KZN Premier Willies Mchunu as the conviner of KZN

37th Ordinary Session of the AU Assembly (Heads of State and Government Session)Ethiopia Hosts African Union's Much Anticipated 37th African Leaders Summit

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This week we look at expectations, whether created by ourselves, others, or our circumstances and environment. This burden we carry without realizing it. Often we fail to appreciate how expectations robs us of being whole, complete beings, with resolve and at peace from inside out.

Take a look at any map of the world. As most maps in schools do, then your whole perception of our world is incredibly inaccurate. We all know that Africa is big, it is in fact a gargantuan place which is something that our maps have often failed to portray. However, despite the common perception that Africa is a large landmass, it’s still one that is vastly underestimated by most casual map viewers. As map nerds already know, this is due to the common use of the Mercator projection.

The Mercator projection has distorted our geographical view of the world in a crucial way - one that often leads to misconceptions about the relative sizes of countries and continents. Because the world is a sphere, it is impossible to draw it on a flat surface without distorting it in some way. It's almost impossible to get it to lie flat.

Our perception and interpretation of big countries is different compared to small ones because bigger countries appear more powerful and intimidating, so when we shrink and stretch countries it gives us an inaccurate mental yardstick for judging the relative sizes of countries. As we all know perceptions are definitively powerful. It is widely perceived that smaller countries or continents are weaker and less significant.

What makes the Mercator projection particularly controversial is that it makes Europe and the United States look much larger than they really are in reality, giving them more prominence. If you want to see the true size of countries and continents, you can use the Gall Peters Projection. As with all map projections, Gall-Peters is accurate in terms of size but inaccurate when it comes to other properties, most notably shapes. This projection also has its flaws.

⁣Sommaire des travaux du Pr. Diop par le Pr. Obenga sur la conscience historique (22 avril 2021)

Rkhty Amen speak on the meaning of our world view

France just hosted the 19th Francophonie Summit in Villers-Cotré, and guess who wasn’t invited? Burkina Faso’s Ibrahim Traoré, along with Mali and Niger. But, while these African leaders were snubbed, others, including Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo, were welcomed with open arms. Today, we're unpacking France’s double standards and the political moves behind this high-stakes summit. Why was Traoré left out, and what’s the story behind Macron’s guest list? Stay tuned!" "First off, what exactly is the Francophonie Summit? For those of you who don’t know, the Francophonie Summit brings together leaders from countries with close ties to France, primarily those that speak French or have historical connections to French culture and influence. The aim of the summit is to promote French language, culture, diplomacy, and cooperation across member states. This year’s summit saw dozens of heads of state, including Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, and, of course, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo, all gathered to discuss international relations, development, and culture." "But while many were welcomed, not everyone got an invitation." "Here’s where the controversy kicks in.

⁣This Interesting Ghanaian Movie narrates the cultural history and unification of Ghana by a gifted child who grew up to be a powerful young man. It promises to be educational and insightful.⁣

⁣W.E.B. DuBois: A Recorded Autobiography, Interview with Moses Asch [1961]