The Dogon people are an indigenous tribe who occupy a region in Mali, south of the Sahara Desert in Africa. There are about 800,000 members in the tribe. They are a reclusive tribe of cave and hillside-dwelling farming people inhabiting a sparse, rocky plateau in southeastern Mali, West Africa. They live in the Homburi Mountains […]
The gratifying locution of “American Exceptionalism” brings into fruition another hoax reality in nationalism. This follows in suit an order of cyclic pattern of previous empires – Greece, Roman, Persia etc. – self-deception proceeds into their latter days. What makes it evidently obsolete today is the state of the nation’s internal affairs with the saddling […]
The Secret of the Ankh is a pathway into some of the most revered mystery systems of ancient Kemet. The Secret of the Ankh led to what our Ancestors of the Nile believed to be the God Particle or what has now come to be known as the Higgs Particle in western physics. The Secret […]
Equally important to us and our health were advances made in Egypt in the field of agriculture. The appeal of ‘health food’ in our society is a measure of our concern over the chemical fertilizers and preservatives our technology has invented in order to increase food production and facilitate distribution. We are beginning to learn […]
HANDBOOK OF REVOLUTIONARY WARFARE – Kwame Nkrumah A Guide to the Armed Phase of the African Revolution “Taking up arms for the freedom and the political unification of Africa is the final crystallisation of serious study of the oppressed and oppressor.” Dedicated To the African guerrilla AUTHOR’S NOTE This book has been written during […]
The struggle of the Ghanaian masses for national liberation, independence and sovereignty from the criminal system of British colonialism was synthesized into Republic Day, which resulted from the process of freely voting for a Constituent Assembly by the masses to draft an independent Constitution and then by enacting the 1960 Constitution on 1st July […]
We would all recall that during the final day of the Supreme Court hearing of the election petition before the day of judgement, there were several clarifications made by the leading counselors of all parties involved in the case regarding issues arisen from the evidence and or the addresses they presented before that day. One […]
Over the years, the Private Universities Students’ Association of Ghana (PUSAG) had advocated for a reform in the educational sector, especially at the tertiary level, to incoperate the private universities and students as integral part of government’s administration of tertiary education. Such major issue had been with the funding of tertiary education in Ghana. Recently, […]
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