Knowledge Of Kongo/Congo

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Africa/Middle East: Algiers: Aug 6 Beirut: Aug 3 Cairo: July 31 Cape Town: July 6 Casablanca: Aug 2 Dakar: July 19 Dubai: July 27 Harare: June 26 Kabul: Aug 4 Khartoum: July 20 Lagos: July 13 Luanda: July 3 Nairobi: July 8 Niamey: July 8 Tripoli: Aug 2

The politics of control in Zimbabwe’s COVID times

Originally posted on zimbabweland:
The COVID-19 situation in Zimbabwe has improved since our last report, with infection rates and deaths declining in all areas. The alert level has been reduced to Level 2, with restrictions relaxed. At the same time, the vaccination drive has continued apace, with the government now mandating all civil servants to…

Ikhambi Natural Healing Ausar session 1

Word Wide Web

A Collection of Essays to be published as a series by end November 2021 Word Wide Web: Meditations from the Green Ankh Works Site 1st Draft for print publication September 2021 Background In my previous collection of essays, stories and poems, I mentioned that there are so many events that occur in and around our

Excerpt From Soon To Be Published Book

Menzi Maseko Spontaneous Poetry Collection A collection of poems written mostly spontaneously on social media platforms or live during and after music performances. 1 The Ring Of Fire (revisitation) Last night I saw Johnny Cash while blowing my trumpet At first I thought it was the Devil then I remembered that Black is the colour

A 2014 Poem About A Living Nut

Resonant Thoughts: seth Godin’s “The PrACTICE” (2021)

Originally posted on brettworks:
“Ship creative work. On a schedule. Without attachment and without reassurance. The internet brings uninvited energy, positive and negative, to the work we set out to do. It opens an infinite spigot of new ideas, new tools, and new people for the project. If you want to create your work, it…

Art About Music: Detail from “The Engagement of St Ursula and Prince Etherius” (tapestry, c. 1520)

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Toward a full review the book: The Oromo An Ancient People Great African Nation

“The Oromo are not fetishists. They believe in Waaqa toko, unique universal creator and master. They see His manifestations in the great forces of nature, without mistaking them for Him. The Oromo abhor idolatory. Even more, they have not raised any temple to Waaqa, nor to awulia; they repudiate all anthropomorphic representation of the Divinity.