Echoes of Imhotep: The Ancient African Architect

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22 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Echoes of Imhotep: The Ancient African Architect This story is a work of fiction, designed to inspire and celebrate the rich history and potential of African inventors. Imhotep was indeed a historical figure, renowned for his contributions to architecture and medicine in ancient Egypt. For more information on Imhotep, you can […]

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Harnessing Deepfake Technology for Good: A Message to Young African Inventors and Beyond

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20 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Harnessing Deepfake Technology for Good: A Message to Young African Inventors and Beyond “Hello, everyone! Welcome back to our channel. Today’s topic is both fascinating and critical – deepfake technology. You’ve probably heard about deepfakes in the news, often linked to misinformation or unethical use. But as young inventors, particularly in […]

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Homesteading Is Different in Africa ~ Enter The Inventor

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19 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Homesteading Is Different in Africa ~ Enter The Inventor How I’ve Come To Realize That Homesteading Is Different in West Africa. We have published other informative posts on Invention School’s website which may interest you. To view our entire catalog of over 900 posts go to inventionschool.tech/category/blog/ or use our handy […]

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Seeding Africa & Food Independence

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19 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Seeding Africa & Food Independence Welcome to Africa Talks in today’s interview. We talked to the Founder of Seeding Africa, Edwina Jenny Taylor Flathen & its Kenyan legal advisor world famous PLO Lumumba on Africa’s Food Independence. The innovation activities at Tharaka Invention Academy are currently working long hours on improving […]

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Living in Kenya ~ What Diasporans Need To Know

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13 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Living in Kenya ~ What Diasporans Need To Know Join us to hear from our Special Guest CEO John Debelotte to receive factual information about repatriating here to Kenya and dispel ALL the mistruths spread about how to live, acquire land, obtain citizenship, and do business. His company is called Diaspora […]

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Dirty Tactics used by the West to Keep Africa Divided

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11 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Dirty Tactics used by the West to Keep Africa Divided In this powerful speech, Vusi Thembekwayo, a South African Entrepreneur and Investor exposes the tactics used by the West to keep Africa divided and the urgent need for unity. The speech addresses the challenges of travel and unity within Africa. The […]

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Pan Africanist Julius Malema of South Africa Visits Kenya

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11 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Pan Africanist Julius Malema of South Africa Visits Kenya The speech you provided covers a range of topics, primarily focusing on African values, political consciousness, and Pan-Africanism. Here’s a summary: African Values and Hospitality: Julius Malema begins by emphasizing the importance of hospitality in African culture, particularly the offering of food […]

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Embracing Roots, Defying Odds: My Return to Africa After 44 Years

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09 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Embracing Roots, Defying Odds: My Return to Africa After 44 Years I cast my fate to the wind when I decided, in 2020, to return to Africa after a nearly 44 year hiatus since leaving Ghana after a five year stay in 1976. “Cast your fate to the wind” is an […]

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Abundant Rain Means Abundant Prosperity

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08 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Abundant Rain Means Abundant Prosperity The rainy season has begun again in Kenya. This is especially welcome news for the 75% of Kenya’s labor force which works in agriculture. The rivers are full and their fullness will lead to joy and prosperity. We have published other informative posts on Invention School’s […]

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TIA 3500 Solar Dehydrators Set to Revolutionize Africa’s Agricultural Industry

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08 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: TIA 3500 Solar Dehydrators Set to Revolutionize Africa’s Agricultural Industry The TIA 3500 Solar Dehydrator Africa does not currently have the industrial capacity currently of countries like China or the United States. That does not prevent it from coming up with African solutions to African problems though. Africa does have extreme […]

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Untold History of African People

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08 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Untold History of African people “OUT OF DARKNESS”: A three-part documentary examining the untold history of African people, the African cultural contribution to the nations of the world, and the events that have contributed to the condition of African people today. We have published other informative posts on Invention School’s website […]

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Mwanga wa Ubunifu

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06 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The Beacon of Innovation Kinara wa Ubunifu: Safari ya Rokhaya Diagne kutoka Gamer hadi A.I. Painia. Katikati ya Senegal, mwanamke kijana anayeitwa Rokhaya Diagne anaandaa kozi ya siku zijazo, si kwa ajili yake tu bali kwa bara zima la Afrika. Akiwa na umri wa miaka 25, Rokhaya anajumuisha ari na dhamira […]

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The Beacon of Innovation

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06 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The Beacon of Innovation The Beacon of Innovation: Rokhaya Diagne’s Journey from Gamer to A.I. Pioneer. In the heart of Senegal, a young woman named Rokhaya Diagne is charting a course for the future, not just for herself but for the entire African continent. At 25 years old, Rokhaya embodies the […]

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Why African Americans are moving to Africa

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05 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Why African Americans are moving to Africa The New Horizon: Why African Americans are Embracing Their African Roots In recent years, a quiet but powerful movement has been taking shape. A growing number of African Americans are leaving the Western shores behind, seeking a new beginning on the African continent in […]

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Another Scourge In America

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04 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Another Scourge In America The covert national program in United States is shared amongst NATO nations. The health toll is being felt wherever these atmospheric aerosol injections are deposited. Though infrequent, these weather altering technologies are being conducted in Kenya, including in my home County of Tharaka-Nithi in the skies above […]

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Africa Grabs The Narrative Permanently

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04 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Africa Grabs The Narrative Permanently Many African intellectuals are very well aware of the challenges faced by most current African nations. The challenge lies in charting an appropriate course through these challenges in order to acquire true African unity which ideally would result in the formation of a United States of […]

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Research and Development Continues

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01 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Research and Development Continues At Tharaka Invention Academy here in Marimanti, the research and development of solar powered food dehydrators continues. In Kenya, we have limited access to the wide variety of industrial processes, equipment, and materials commonly available in modern industrialized states. Therefore, we have to be more creative and […]

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Bill Gates and the Controversial Digital ID Program in Kenya

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01 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Bill Gates and the Controversial Digital ID Program in Kenya Bill Gates, the tech billionaire and philanthropist, has recently been in the spotlight for his involvement in Kenya’s new digital ID program, Maisha Namba. While the initiative is being touted as a revolutionary step for healthcare and social services, it’s essential […]

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The Complex Legacy of British Colonialism in Kenya

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31 Oct

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The Complex Legacy of British Colonialism in Kenya The Complex Legacy of British Colonialism in Kenya: A Look at King Charles III’s Visit King Charles III’s visit to Kenya today opens up an opportunity for dialogue and reconciliation, but it also resurfaces old wounds and grievances Kenya has after it was […]

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Why Black People Are Seen As A THREAT

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31 Oct

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Why Black People Are Seen As A THREAT Why did white people see black people as a Threat wherever either may be in the world? Why have white people seeing themselves as superior and yet why were white people fearful of the strong genes of black people? The answers to these […]

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