Afrikology For Future Leaders

No one in the world represents the spirit of resilience and tenacity like Black Women. In the face of racial prejudices, toxic patriarchy, and colonial social ills, She mothers the world and with dignity, continues to affirm Afrika’s genius.

Green Gold, But For Whom?

context matters

Semiotics of Afrikan Cosmology

Because It Needs Repeating

My Presentation At LitFest Harare

Greetings GREEN ANKH WORK readers, I have not posted in a while. Here is something I thought I should share. It’s the presentation from LitFest Harare’s Black History Symposium. LitFest Harare: Black History Month Symposium Event Held at AFROTOPIA, 1st Floor Construction House, Harare, March 4, 2022 Time: 09:30am to 18:15pm My Topic/Discussion Subject: Under

An Apologia For The Unforgiven: a reflection on Desmond Tutu

“I began thinking about the fact that I stand in the middle of two opposing forces in the Negro community. One is a force of complacency …the other force is one of bitterness and hatred, and it comes perilously close to advocating violence.” – Martin Luther King, Jr., 1964 I was compelled to begin this

Of Triggers, Randomness and Well Laid Plans

One of the books that have played a pivotal role in my psychological development is Ghost In The Machine by Arthur Koestler. This is a prodigious writer whose name and titles I had encountered in mostly second hand bookshelfs since my younger days in Durban as well as Cape Town and Joburg. The titles of

a map of possible futures

We Are The Future