What in a song? Omo Dudu – African Child rise, now is your time
Omo today bi de day de stars align for you
Omo
So be fearless where you walk
Honest when you talk
Forces can shake you no how
Your swagger precedes you Omo
So
Africa.Power
Africa’s ways of creating thy own experience and reality
What do you see when I say the word ‘Africa’?
Close your eyes…
Visualise….
What do you see when I say the word, ‘Africa.’?
Open your ears…
Silence declared…
What do you hear in the presence of the sound…. ‘Africa’?
A bony skeletal
Umzabalazo – Songs that Shaped the Struggle, the struggle that remains and the need to feel each other’s pain.
Mandisi Dyantyis’s conversation is in the honour of June 27th, Youth Day. In the conversation, he discusses the part the youth played in the struggle and pay homage to those who came
Umlotha – the Post-burning
Loosely translated, umlotha is a Zulu word for ashes. Over many years, African peoples around the continent have used ashes for various purposes including cleansing, protection and other healing purposes sometimes in a
Nkosikazi - She is the real king
In Both Asante and Benin cultures the Queen Mother is considered the co-ruler along with the King. However, the Queen Mother has the ultimate veto power of the King. She is also allowed