Africa.Being

“A deep will to survive. As Africans, we created spaces, languages, idioms, philosophies, practices and institutions to care for a human being. Re re Motho ke motho ka batho”  - Mongale Wally Serote

Some connections between: ingoma (song/dance) , ngoma (a drum), isangoma (healer)… They are all signal driven and they don’t question the inner voice but seek to understand. Song allows herself to be

Land is ancestral in the Being of the African people, and therefore any disturbance to the relation between the land and the Africans will result in them losing their Being (or self) -

Culture shapes us into who we are, and we, in turn, construct culture. Language plays an important role in the understanding of ourselves as a culture. Language and culture are inseparable. ‘Language is

Wherever they went, in their voyages of land, sea, and mind, Europeans planted their own memories on whatever they contacted. In his book The Idea of Africa, V. Y. Mudimbe writes, “The geographic