She Hacked Her Ancestral Trauma—Now She’s Leading Africa’s Creative Future

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08 May

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: She Hacked Her Ancestral Trauma—Now She’s Leading Africa’s Creative Future Ancestral memory and innovation in African youth Tharaka Invention Academy will be offering courses which provide the valuable mindset, knowledge, and skills to become proficient innovators, inventors, and problem-solvers so that you remain highly competitive in a fast-changing world that is […]

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The World Is Shifting—And So Must You: A Lecture for Builders of the Next Civilization

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06 May

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The World Is Shifting—And So Must You: A Lecture for Builders of the Next Civilization The world is shifting and so must you “My dear students, we are living in a time when the systems we were taught to trust—finance, governance, even nature’s balance—are unraveling before our eyes. But this is […]

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How to Patent a Food Recipe~AI Tools for Culinary Innovation

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04 May

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: How to Patent a Food Recipe~AI Tools for Culinary Innovation How to patent a food recipe Welcome to this exciting session from Tharaka Invention Academy! I’m Douglas, and today we’re diving into a delicious question: Can you patent a food recipe? If you’ve ever crafted a special sauce, dessert, or cooking […]

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From National Wealth to Personal Innovation: The Path to Prosperity

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30 Apr

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: From National Wealth to Personal Innovation: The Path to Prosperity From National Wealth to Personal Innovation What if I told you there’s a proven process—not just for making countries wealthy—but for helping you thrive in today’s innovation economy? That’s right! The same steps that helped nations like South Korea and Singapore […]

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The Flaw Inside AI Nobody Wants to Admit

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27 Apr

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The Flaw Inside AI Nobody Wants to Admit Hidden Bias in AI You’ve been told that artificial intelligence is neutral. Objective. Fair. But what if I told you… it’s not? What if the very tools we’re trusting to shape our future are already repeating the injustices of the past — silently, […]

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Chat GPT Is An Admitted Liar

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24 Apr

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Chat GPT Is An Admitted Liar Lies About Decline of American Empire BEGINNING OF CHAT For all intents and purposes, the United States appears to be on a downward spiral while following the path of many historical empires which have fallen for similar reasons. Is this a reasonable assumption? ChatGPT said: […]

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Kiss my Ideass

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22 Apr

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Kiss my Ideass Mind Mapping for Innovation and Problem Solving Mind Mapping in Innovation, Invention, and Problem Solving Introduction In an age where innovation is both a necessity and a competitive advantage, tools that foster creativity, clarity, and collaboration are in high demand. Among these, mind mapping stands out as a […]

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Artists Battle For Copyright vs Generative AI

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18 Apr

When visual artists discover strange copies of their work appearing online, they soon find that they have been made by AI. But just how does Generative AI mimic artistic styles in photos and paintings, and why is it so controversial? While some view AI as a tool for innovation, others see it as a threat […]

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Case Study: I invented a popular kitchen gadget

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09 Apr

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Case Study: I invented a popular kitchen gadget Trump tariffs impact on small business In the New York Times guest essay titled “I Invented a Popular Kitchen Gadget. Trump’s Tariffs Will Kill My Business” , Yair Reiner—entrepreneur and founder of Gowanus Kitchen Lab—shares the story behind his invention of […]

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Who Owns Kenya? Why Wealth Inequality Matters for Young Innovators

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09 Apr

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Who Owns Kenya? Why Wealth Inequality Matters for Young Innovators Kenya wealth inequality and youth empowerment Who Really Owns Kenya? And Why You Should Care Let’s be honest: in Kenya today, a very small group of people—about 8,300 individuals—own almost everything. They control the land, the money, the big companies, and […]

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African Food Chain Value Addition

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01 Apr

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: African Food Chain Value Addition Solar food dehydration in Kenya Africa’s Food Chain Value Addition: A Breakthrough in Solar Food Preservation In this moving and transformative video, Professor Singer of Tharaka Invention Academy introduces a powerful grassroots innovation that addresses one of Africa’s most pressing agricultural challenges: post-harvest food loss. Set […]

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Reclaiming Sovereignty: How Tharaka Invention Academy Empowers the Global Diaspora to Reshape Economics and Governance

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12 Mar

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Reclaiming Sovereignty: How TIA Empowers the Global Diaspora to Reshape Economics and Governance Diaspora economic sovereignty The global diaspora stands at a crossroads, with an unprecedented opportunity to reclaim economic and political sovereignty by breaking free from outdated colonial paradigms. In this expansive discussion, the speaker urges people to recognize the […]

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Maxwell Chikumbutso’s Zero Point Energy Breakthrough – The Future of Free Power?

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04 Mar

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Maxwell Chikumbutso’s Zero Point Energy Breakthrough – The Future of Free Power? Is African Inventor First to Crack Zero Point Energy? Maxwell Chikumbutso, an inventor from Zimbabwe, claims to have created a device that generates unlimited energy without using fuel. His technology is said to work by capturing invisible energy from […]

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Why Maxwell Chikumbutso’s Invention Was Denied a U.S. Patent and What It Means for African Innovation

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20 Feb

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Why Maxwell Chikumbutso’s Invention Was Denied a U.S. Patent and What It Means for African Innovation Maxwell Chikumbutso patent denial This is a quote from Luke 4:24 : “Truly I tell you,” he continued, “no prophet is accepted in his hometown.” The phrase has since become a common proverb, used to […]

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Trust as the Foundation of Africa’s Future

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19 Feb

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Trust and Cooperation: Keys to Africa’s 21st-Century Development Trust and cooperation in Africa’s development Africa’s 21st Century Development: Building Interconnected Ecosystems of Trust and Cooperation The 21st century presents Africa with an unprecedented opportunity to redefine its role in the global economy. With a young, dynamic population, vast natural resources, and […]

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Brutal Suppression of African Ingenuity Throughout The Ages Up to Now

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18 Feb

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Maxwell Chikumbutso’s Self-Powered Car: Innovation or Suppression? Maxwell Chikumbutso self-powered car Yet here we are today and are still witnessing that same brutality on full display. A Zimbabwean inventor, Maxwell Chikumbutso, claims to have developed a self-powered car that runs without fuel or charging, a breakthrough that could disrupt trillion-dollar industries. […]

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NOW IS THE TIME TO BREAK FREE!

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11 Feb

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The Global South’s Moment: Innovation, Sovereignty, and Breaking Free from Economic Dependence Global South innovation and sovereignty In this thought-provoking discussion, the speaker challenges the pervasive pessimism and defeatism often felt by intelligent, moral individuals, particularly in the Global South, who feel overwhelmed by the dominance of powerful nations like the […]

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You Can’t Be Lynched If You Ain’t There!

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07 Feb

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Repatriation and the African Diaspora: Pathways to Return and Economic Growth African diaspora repatriation and economic empowerment Repatriation of the African diaspora represents a profound opportunity for cultural reunification, economic empowerment, and geopolitical strengthening across the continent. Unlike Israel, which has a structured and well-funded Law of Return for Jews worldwide, […]

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DeepSeek AI Breakthrough: How a Chinese Startup is Disrupting the Industry and Its Impact on Africa

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03 Feb

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: DeepSeek AI Breakthrough: How a Chinese Startup is Disrupting the Industry and Its Impact on Africa DeepSeek AI breakthrough The new Chinese startup has taken the world by storm, with early indications showing the AI model outperforms some global industry-leading models despite being made at a fraction of the cost. On […]

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Could a Secondary School Dropout from Zimbabwe Be the Greatest Inventor of the 21st Century?

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03 Feb

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Could a Secondary School Dropout from Zimbabwe Be the Greatest Inventor of the 21st Century? Maxwell Chikumbutso self-charging electric car The world said it was impossible. Scientists dismissed him. Corporations ignored him. Assassins even tried to silence him. But Maxwell Chikumbutso, a self-taught inventor from Zimbabwe, refused to back down. Now, […]

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