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Tag Archives: development
Top Priorities For Zimbabwe 2019
This is always a good read, very informative and well researched. Zimbabwe needs truth and not propaganda. https://zimbabweland.wordpress.com/author/zimbabweland/
Black Wealth Matters
People Ask me what books do I read. Well, I really read many varied books, but this is what I recommend in this time: https://store.theblackbusinessschool.com/collections/books https://store.theblackbusinessschool.com/
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The Story of Progress
On the teeming, nervous streets of Harare, somewhere along the byways of the promising northern suburbs – stands a boy named Progress. His parents must have been really hopeful, if he has a sister, her name may very likely be Prosperity. The parents could possibly also be faithful with their Sunday tithes, giving of theContinue reading “The Story of Progress”
Money Dance vs Spirit Dance
Revolution is a science, but it is one that takes shape socially, both privately as well as publically, and it is essentially experiential. The theory is as significant as the practice. The ironical art of revolution is comparable to the art of music. One person can compose a symphony in the privacy of their ownContinue reading “Money Dance vs Spirit Dance”
To Reverse, A Flawed Design
I recommend this very highly …. via To Reverse, A Flawed Design
From Heroism to the great betrayals: Southern Africa is still a colony
Angazi nokuthi ngiqalephi … the rage one feels regarding the Zulu King’s recent statements and his decision to join hands with a right leaning racist white political formation called AfriForum is palpable. Yet, if one understand the history of Southern Africa and how apartheid was established and how colonialism installed its own loyal people toContinue reading “From Heroism to the great betrayals: Southern Africa is still a colony”
“The Sun Is White” and other scientific ‘truths’by Neil deGrasse Tyson
“The North Star is the 49th brightest star” …not the brightest …
Community Education vs Public and Private Education: A case for Integral-Afrocentric Schools
“Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, for none but ourselves can free our minds.” – Marcus Garvey. These often repeated words from the erstwhile leader of the the pan-Afrikan, Negro Improvement Association were said and written in the early 20th century, yet their impact is still felt today during the 21st as Afrikan people globally stillContinue reading “Community Education vs Public and Private Education: A case for Integral-Afrocentric Schools”
