MEMBERS & VISITORS PREVENT AFRICAN UNITY AT ALL COSTS PREVENT AFRICAN UNITY AT ALL COSTS For many decades there has been a concerted effort by the west to remove, assassinate, neutralize, discredit, and defame any leader who has attempted to unite African people, wherever they may be on the planet. The list of past […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Distorted Perceptions and Geopolitics This Clever Map Shows the True Size of Countries MAPS: Distorted Perceptions and Geopolitics In a more globally connected world, geographic literacy is more important than ever. As young African students see distorted views of non African lands they develop misconceptions about the size of continents and […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS YOUNG APPRENTICE INVENTORS WILL TACKLE THESE PROBLEMS When young minds are given a heads up about some of the challenges that interest them besetting their homeland , their solutions may be percolating for 10 years or more, but you can believe that they will come up with solutions. Aside from writing […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Inventions Driven By Greed Inventions Driven By Greed One U.S. scientist caused two environmental disasters and the deaths of millions. We can see clearly how corporations will and have put profits before people. Does this trend have to continue. These are not the sort of values that Invention School will be […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS AFRICA’S BUSINESS INNOVATORS AFRICA’S BUSINESS INNOVATORS Africa’s tech startups raised a record $5 billion in 2021 as investors piled into firms trying to fix the continent’s thorniest problems. But money isn’t flowing evenly. Prof. Oku Singer, Mechanical/Solar Engineer
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Teacher To Teacher With Mr. Wizard Teacher To Teacher With Mr. Wizard From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I’m Michele Norris. ROBERT SIEGEL, host: And I’m Robert Siegel. We learned today of the death of Don Herbert at age 89. If you’re too young to remember television in the […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention In the Socratic dialogue ‘Republic’, Plato famously wrote: “our need will be the real creator” which was molded over time into the English proverb ‘Necessity is the mother of invention’. Prof. Oku Singer, Mechanical/Solar Engineer
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Why China Is in Africa Why China Is in Africa China is having an increasingly problematic influence in Africa’s politics, labor practices, and infrastructure. Africa has become the fastest urbanizing region of the world, with rural migrants moving into cities a clip that has even surpassed that of China and India, […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS It’s All About Narrative – Animator tackles Africa’s narrative Changing narrative through animation. 14 animators from South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Uganda and Kenya are contributing to a futuristic Disney anthology of sci-fi and fantasy stories set in Africa called “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire”. Africa’s streaming subscriptions are forecast to reach 13.72mn and […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS PREPARING A GENERATION OF AFRICAN INVENTORS PREPARING A GENERATION OF AFRICAN INVENTORS I am working hard to implement a real world Invention School for African youth. Given the world’s current state of affairs, the stage is now set for Africans to deeply explore solutions to African problems without being hampered by […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS AND YOU AVOID THEM BECAUSE…? RONAJAB REQUIRED FOR AFRICAN ENTRY Since there is a global push to inject people with a permanent DNA altering concoction developed in 3-4 months instead of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s normal 5-7 years and which has had thousands of reported injuries on early human […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS PULL OURSELVES UP BY OUR BOOTSTRAPS Origin of Pull Yourself up by Your Bootstraps This expression originated in the 1800s. It refers to the ability of a person to lift himself or herself up by pulling on the laces of his or her boots. Of course, this is impossible, so in […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Ghana! What Has Happened? Ghana! What Has Happened? For so many years, Ghana has served as a beacon of light and hope for African people around the world. What has happened. How has Ghana lost its way? Where is its leadership taking it into the future? Has it really thrown off […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Africa Is The Homeland Famed american comedian Steve Harvey’s very scary warning to Africans wanting to come to America. President Joe Biden very recently announced to the world that he wants to see America assume the mantle of leading the world’s people into a “New World Order”. As well, he is […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS New World Order, or New Earth? Your choice… New World Order, or New Earth? Your choice… Africa’s sons and daughters are plotting their own course into the future. These times place us all at a crossroads with unimaginable implications for the choices we will make today because the chains of mental […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Some of us gave up on our roots… America has done a magnificent head job on all of its participants. This is why the wheat is now being separated from the chaff and the step into tomorrow is not guaranteed. SMH One of Mary J. Blige’s earliest lyrics, from her breakout […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Is the United Nations Qualified to lead a New World Order ? …And, who really wants such a thing anyway? It certainly would not be any individual country leading this initiative. If the common man has little if any voice in his or her national setting, what chance would he or […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Modern American Slave Auction U.S. School Holds Mock Slave Auction of Its African American Students Although the current year is 2022, white America and its youth are still engaging in beliefs and activities which are meant, at their core, to further entrench the institution of white supremacy on the american population. […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS: World’s Top Architect of 2022 Architecture’s Top Prize in 2022 Goes to Architect From West Africa Growing up in a poor village in Burkina Faso, Francis Kéré didn’t play soccer with the other boys. He helped fix houses. After winning a scholarship to a vocational school for carpentry in Germany and […]
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