MEMBERS & VISITORS: The Innovation Blueprint for Sustainable Development Leaders Hello Family! My name is Professor Singer, and I teach invention courses at the online school known as Tharaka Invention Academy. I want to share with you one of many different jobs or careers which can be wonderfully transformed after one has acquired the […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Battle of Butter Chicken “Food fights are not confined to any one country; they occur across the globe, often as part of festivals or celebrations. For instance, Spain is famous for “La Tomatina,” an annual event in Buñol, where participants throw tomatoes at each other. Similarly, Italy celebrates “Ivrea Orange Festival” […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: DO YOU FAVOR AFRICA’S RECOLONIZATION? It’s a pleasure to meet with you today. Our conversation comes at a critical juncture, as Africa stands on the cusp of an economic renaissance. However, this journey is not without its challenges, especially considering the external interests eyeing Africa’s wealth. Let’s delve into how we […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: “Bridging Millennia: A Journey of Wisdom” “Bridging Millennia: A Journey of Wisdom” “In the sweeping panorama of history, where the past and future converge, lies a story of timeless significance. This is not just a tale of adventure through the sands of time; it’s a beacon for the young aspirational minds […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: MEMORIZATION OR CREATIVITY? Greetings Family! This is Prof. Singer from Tharaka Invention Academy. The 20th-century model of public education has often been critiqued for its limited focus on creativity development in students. This model, largely designed during the Industrial Revolution, was primarily aimed at preparing a workforce with the skills necessary […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: RATS KNOW WHEN TO ESCAPE Hello family. This is Professor Singer and I wanted to share with you a very inspiring and thought provoking story. In the mosaic of human history, the threads of colonization and the enslavement of African descendants weave a complex pattern of systemic oppression, economic exploitation, and […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Can Africa Outsmart Super Powers? Can Africa Outsmart Super Powers? “Hello, family! Today, we’re going on an exciting journey to explore how African countries are interacting with two big countries, China and Russia, as part of a group called BRICS. These countries are very strong and have a lot of influence […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Africa’s Shift Habari Family. This is Prof. Singer and I’d like to talk to you about a significant shift that’s happening in Africa. This shift is not just about changing alliances; it’s about our continent’s quest for true autonomy and the emergence of new global power dynamics. We will draw upon […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: JOURNEY IN THE HEART OF AFRICA “Journey In The Heart of Africa: A Story of Love, Land, and Legacy” is a captivating and deeply personal documentary that chronicles the remarkable life journey of an American African expatriate, his profound experiences in Ghana during the 1970s, and the transformative years spent in […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Ghana Silences Voices of Change: What They Don’t Want You to Hear! Renowned pan-African advocates, Professor P. L. O. Lumumba, Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao, and Peter Obi, have united to encourage African youth to persevere in shaping the future of the continent. Scheduled for January 7, 2024, the self-funded NGO event in […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Brainstorming Africa’s Tomorrow I’m Imhotep, the famous inventor, doctor, and architect from ancient Egypt and I have very good news. Young people around the world understand that Africa’s survival and ability to thrive will rest upon them and the need to “clean house” from its old destructive ways of thinking and […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Foreign Troops Based In Africa Imagine an African high school history teacher presenting a daily lesson to his/her students about the issue of major world powers placing their troops on African soil. “The Impact of Foreign Military Presence in Africa: A Socratic Inquiry” Teacher: “Good morning, class. Today, we will explore […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Inventing A New Africa The news report discusses the ongoing efforts in several African countries to remove or replace colonial symbols with ones that reflect indigenous names and cultural heritage. This movement is particularly pronounced in Burkina Faso, Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, and South Africa. The initiative aims to reaffirm cultural identity, […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: The Life And Legacy of Imhotep Recent Genetic Studies Finally Show That Ancient Egyptians Were Black Africans “Good day, everyone! I am Imhotep, often remembered as the first architect, engineer, and physician in early recorded history. You might know me from the ancient lands of Africa, where I contributed to the […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: African Innovation Beyond The Wheel African Innovation Beyond The Wheel “Welcome to our special segment at Tharaka Invention Academy, where we dive into the fascinating world of inventions and explore why learning about the history of invention is crucial for our young inventors. Let’s uncover the layers of history and innovation […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: KENYA PARLIAMENT BANS TRADITIONAL AFRICAN CLOTHING Swahili Nation passionately discusses the recent decision by Kenya’s Parliament to ban traditional African attires, including the iconic kaunda suit popularized by the late Zambian president Kenneth Kaunda. He expresses deep disappointment and frustration over this decision, viewing it as a rejection of African culture […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: The Genius of Sewing Machines The sewing machine, a revolutionary invention in the textile industry, drastically changed the way we sew. Initially, sewing was done by hand, which was a slow and labor-intensive process. The invention of the sewing machine required a new approach to sewing, as traditional hand stitches were […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Timbuktu’s Genius-The Forgotten Scholar “Timbuktu’s Genius: The Forgotten Scholar”. In the year 2050, in a vibrant, technologically advanced African city, lived a young Senegalese girl named Aminata. Known for her inventive mind and insatiable curiosity, Aminata was a beacon of innovation in her community. Yet, beneath her bright exterior, she harbored […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Ubuntu in Action: Dr. Kanayo’s School In this post, we introduce you to Dr. Utheri Kanayo. Dr. Kanayo holds a Ph.D. in Education and is an alumna of Kenyatta University, the University of Nairobi, and Newnham College, University of Cambridge. Her work has included conducting educational research with schools in impoverished […]
Read moreMEMBERS & VISITORS: Echoes of Imhotep: The Ancient African Architect Mwangwi wa Imhotep Katikati ya jiji la kisasa la Afrika lenye shughuli nyingi, lililo kati ya majengo marefu na mabango ya kidijitali, kulisimama Jumba la Makumbusho la Imhotep la Ubunifu. Ilikuwa mahali ambapo siku za nyuma na zijazo ziliungana, kumbukumbu kwa urithi wa […]
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