For many centuries now Africans have been subjected to exploitation, colonisation, enslavement by the capitalist maritime nations of western Europe and other marauders, like Christians, Jews AND Muslims. If You are black person and you follow Christianity, Hebrew Israelism, or Islam you have joined the invaders who destroyed Africa's ancient civilisations. They seized and laid waste her natural wealth. By the end of the 19th Century almost the whole of Africa had been conquered - by trickery or the force of superior arms - and brought beneath the alien yoke of a handful of European powers - Britain, France, Portugal, Belgium, Germany and Spain. At the end of the second world war, only Ethiopia and Liberia could claim to be African states governed by Africans. By 2000 the whole picture had been transformed. Bitter bloody wars had been fought in Angola, Mozambique, Kenya, and Zimbabwe, the Republic of South Africa, and South-West Africa- Namibia. However White minorities continued to dominate Africa on behalf of the colonial master. Proof that our leaders are puppets is when African Presidents, & First Ladies, President aboard a common bus heading to Buckingham Palace to attend state reception in honour of Queen Elizabeth II despite her family looting their lands…This is the time we clearly must understand how a Plan to dominate Africans have been, in place all along and continues to this day. It is called The Imperial Charter. It was drawn up in Washington during the “slave trade”, then quietly negotiated at the “Berlin conference in 1884” while the Western powers shared Africa; renegotiated secretly in Yalta at the time of division of the world in two blocks after the Second World War and during the creation of the “League of Nations”, the ancestor of the “UN”. The Charter Has 28 Articles. The African nationalist Movement, Patriotic Spirit, Sovereignty, in defence of National Borders in the African continent,digital revolution,African politics, Democratic Elections…etc.. Including political parties like ZanuPf, KANU, Frelimo, MPLA, ANC- SWAPO.. Were all infiltrated and sold us out! For example Kenyatta was not a genuine revolutionary this sad to say have FAILED MDH .Join the movement fighting The god Set at all levels Mentally, physically, spiritually and Materially. In this case DO NOT SELL your SOUL to any Revolution that denies your Venerated ancestors and Divinities. To Explore Many Informative Spiritual Life Science Topics, Enrol into Our
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Si di tuori "Di Pus Uman an Di Spinin Wiil" ya. Wa unu tingk?

Here's the classic tale, "The Catwoman and The Spinning Wheel"

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⁣There's a tight-knit snake family that rules reptilian streets with impressive firepower and a fearsome reputation. Equipped with an array of deadly weapons and a bad attitude the Cobra family instills fear and chaos throughout the wilds of Africa and Asia.

Lecture presented by Prof. Robert Hill (in 2007) as part of the National Library's Distinguished Lecture Series. The National Library of Jamaica (NLJ) is relentless in its efforts to foster a nation knowledgeable about its history, heritage and information sources. To that end for the past four years the NLJ has hosted a series of Distinguished Lectures. The National Library of Jamaica is proud of its lectures thus far and the sorts of discussions they have sparked.

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We will start our revolution right now, and we will start it with ourselves

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From Home, To Work, and Back..

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8 Miles to Moenart

Officials in the United States look upon Africans as people “in need of help” or people who “need to be told what to do”, and this is destroying relations between Africa and Washington, according to the former African Union representative to the US, Arikana Chihombori-Quao.

“The US needs to call a timeout and treat Africans with respect,” Chihombori told host Steve Clemons, adding that the US-Africa Leaders Summit hosted by the White House this week “will fail unless Americans see Africans as equals".

Chihombori-Quao argues that pan-African unity is the only path for the continent to be less dependent on outside powers.

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HAPI Special Edition - Black Excellence - Celebrate Mfundishi Jhutyms' Earth Day!

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After Hours · Dizzy Gillespie · Sonny Rollins · Sonny Stitt

Sonny Side Up

℗ 1958 UMG Recordings, Inc.

Released on: 1959-01-01

Composer Lyricist: Avery Parrish

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No ano de 1881, em Salvador -- BA, nasce Manuel Bernardino da Paixão. Em 1919, Bernardino iniciou-se na Nação do Kongo, pelas mãos do Muxikongo (designação das pessoas naturais do Kongo), Manuel Nkosi, sacerdote iniciado na África. Com o passar do tempo, Bernardino já muito famoso, fundou o Inzo Manzo Bandukenké (Bate-Folha), situado na Mata Escura, em Salvador, Bahia. Por volta de 1938, o primeiro filho da casa, João Correia de Mello, o João Lessenge (Lessengue), mudou-se para o Rio de Janeiro, em Anchieta, local onde o terreiro se encontra nos dias de hoje.
Este álbum, feito em parceria com diversos órgãos públicos, é um trabalho primoroso de reunião de 46 cantigas, três para cada Nkisi (leia inquice), interpretadas por Mam'etu Mabeji (mametu é a mãe de santo). Os Nkisi, na cultura bantu, correspondem aos Orixás da cultura iorubá. Essa correspondência é apenas semelhança, não são nomes diferentes para uma mesma coisa. Os Nkisi tem origens e cultos diferentes, embora muito das culturas se misture. Só para citar algumas dessas relações, umas quase idênticas, outras que só lembram de longe: Pambunjila (Exu), Nkosi (Ogum), Nzazi (Xangô), Hongolo (Oxumaré), Dandaluna (Oxum), Lembá (Oxalá).

Faixas:
01. 00:00 Pambunjila 1
02. 01:00 Pambunjila 2
03. 02:09 Pambunjila 3
04. 02:43 Nkosi 1
05. 03:37 Nkosi 2
06. 04:19 Nkosi 3
07. 05:23 Katendê 1
08. 06:28 Katendê 2
09. 07:34 Katendê 3
10. 08:40 Tauami 1
11. 09:10 Tauami 2
12. 09:47 Tauami 3
13. 10:30 Nzazi 1
14. 11:36 Nzazi 2
15. 12:29 Nzazi 3
16. 13:09 Unsumbu 1
17. 13:59 Unsumbu 2
18. 14:37 Unsumbu 3
19. 15:31 Kitembu 1
20. 16:35 Kitembu 2
21. 17:06 Kitembu 3
22. 17:42 Zumbá 1
23. 18:21 Zumbá 2
24. 19:03 Zumbá 3
25. 19:36 Hongolo 1
26. 20:05 Hongolo 2
27. 20:57 Hongolo 3
28. 22:10 Unzingalumbondo 1
29. 23:02 Unzingalumbondo 2
30. 23:43 Unzingalumbondo 3
31. 24:37 Kalangu 1
32. 25:18 Kalangu 2
33. 25:50 Kalangu 3
34. 26:30 Vunji 1
35. 27:25 Vunji 2
36. 28:10 Vunji 3
37. 29:26 Dandaluna 1
38. 30:00 Dandaluna 2
39. 30:49 Dandaluna 3
40. 31:18 Samba 1
41. 32:33 Samba 2
42. 33:04 Samba 3
43. 33:43 Lembá 1
44. 35:00 Lembá 2
45. 35:38 Lembá 3
46. 36:21 Nação