Africa: Moving Beyond The Horrors of Colonialism and Neocolonialism
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- "Men with hair like sisal, who move on the air, water, and land in vessels will come, they will take away our land and destroy our culture."
These are the words of Me’poho, a Mijikenda Prophetess from Kenya. True to her words, colonialism happened and by some acts of internal sabotage and external manipulations, neo-colonization is at work again. But now, as Africans, we must look beyond all that has been done and all that we have allowed to be done to us and then move into a narrative of telling Africa's beautiful and positive stories, like only we can tell it. Join us as we go on this journey of healing, restoration, and the rebirth of Africa.
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Yes, truly wonderful!!
Thanks a lot sis.
Another excellent presentation my Brother and Sister! Grace & Peace ~Brother R
Thank you brother Regmon. How are you and the family doing?
@@MsingiAfrikaTV We're doing good Family! Getting ready to make a preliminary move, in hopes of making the big move, Lord willing.
@@regmonmusic oh great. The double doors are open for you. Welcome
@@MsingiAfrikaTV Thank you my Family! 🙏🏽
The soldier ants came to help you
Hmm... please explain this help.
@@MsingiAfrikaTV get rid of other insect that will hurt you lol
@@nyah19661 Hahahaha ..and that's exactly what happened. My husband told me that when he got outside to see if the soldier ants are still there, he found four centipedes that came out of their holes because of the ants. Knowing that centipedes are poisonous, he wasted no time taking them out. But I pitied the red squirrels in the forest trees around us. I think the ants got to them. We could hear their frantic cry as they jump from one tree to another in that dead of the night. Even the crickets were not spared by the ants.
@@MsingiAfrikaTV see they helped with the centipedes 4 of them
@@nyah19661 lol. They did.