How to Turn Your STEAM Passion into a Thriving Career

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28 Nov

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: How to Turn Your STEAM Passion into a Thriving Career “Hello everyone, I’m Prof. Singer. Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s close to my heart: turning your passion for STEAM into a thriving career. STEAM is an acronym which stands for science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics referred to 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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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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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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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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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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How to Run a Free Artificial Intelligence-Powered Patent Search

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25 Oct

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: How to Run a Free Artificial Intelligence-Powered Patent Search AI Applied to Patent Searching Demystifying the Patents Search Process: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners In today’s competitive business landscape, patents play a crucial role in protecting intellectual property and fostering innovation. Conducting a patents search is an essential step before filing […]

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KENYA and the African diaspora?

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18 Oct

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: KENYA and the African diaspora? KENYA AND THE AFRICAN DIASPORA? I asked the Kenyan Embassy in Washington D.C. the following question: “Do you have any information about steps Kenya has taken or will take to specifically welcome non-Kenyan Africans in the diaspora to come and settle and do business in Kenya? […]

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Mutaranga Hill Community Race

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12 Oct

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Mutaranga Hill Community Race I serve as Deputy Director of my Community Based Organization, Tharaka Invention Circle CBO. We sponsored a community race event in Chiakariga’s Mutaranga Hill in order to plant trees and reclaim the hill from the ravages brought on by climate change. The event was a huge success […]

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Just A Little Bit Too Crazy For Healthy Living

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29 Aug

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Leave Africa Alone CLEAN WATER: Making do with what is available For you who know me, you know I’ve spent a lot of focused time on being able to create the means for tapping into a pure water supply: 1) “Using Activated Carbon for Water Filtration” 2) “PURE WATER IS LIFE” […]

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The 10 African Countries That Offer FREE Citizenship For Africans In The Diaspora

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28 Aug

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The 10 African Countries That Offer FREE Citizenship For Africans In The Diaspora According to this video I should be able to consider gaining citizenship to several of these countries which have been mentioned: Ghana ✔ Kenya South Africa Zimbabwe ✔ Gabon Nigeria ✔ Senegal Rwanda Zambia Angola At 3:41 this […]

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Anatomy of a Failed Invention

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11 Aug

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Anatomy of a Failed Invention In 2003 the inventor Dean Kamen visited the university where I was teaching Mechanical Engineering courses and addressed the entire student body. He gave great detail about the efforts he and his team put forth to conceptualize and finally produce the Segway. I had assigned, as […]

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And What About Newly Invented Recipes?

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29 Jul

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: And What About Newly Invented Recipes? Can Food Be Patented? Join us on an incredible culinary journey as we explore the vibrant flavors of Kenya! In this mouthwatering video, professional Kenyan chef @chefraphael takes us on a delicious adventure, tasting and reviewing authentic Kenyan dishes. Although the guests did not explore […]

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Mr. Wizard sparked my science career

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29 Jul

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Mr. Wizard sparked my science career. I used to just LOVE watching Mr. Wizard on television when I was a little boy. He performed some of the neatest stuff I ever saw and I could tell that he really liked kids and sincerely wanted us to learn about the things he […]

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A Homecoming Journey: Embracing the African Diaspora for a Brighter Future

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23 Jul

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: A Homecoming Journey: Embracing the African Diaspora for a Brighter Future Introduction Long ago, across the expansive canvas of history, millions of Africans were ripped from their homes, forced into the unknown by the ruthless hands of the multi-faceted slave trade. Their progeny spread far and wide, giving rise to a […]

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Marimanti Market Day Rejoice

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13 Jul

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Marimanti Market Day Rejoice Life in the western world has been widely characterized as a “rat race”. I have come to highly prefer living a much simpler and down to earth kind of existence such as that which I find in rural Kenya. Life can still abound with heart-warming pleasant surprises, […]

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Benefits of Solar Dried Produce

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04 Jul

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: Benefits of Solar Dried Produce The Benefits of Solar Dried Fruits and Vegetables, Spices, and Herbs Tharaka Invention Circle CBO is actively researching methods of food preservation using solar energy. The aim is to identify methods and materials available locally here in East Africa. Effective solutions will add value to local […]

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