MEMBERS & VISITORS: Agricultural Inventions- Growing Sweet Potatoes Just a review invention so that you can grow them easily in your home using very little land or water. We have published other informative posts on Invention School’s website which may interest you. To view our entire catalog of over 800 posts go to inventionschool.tech/category/blog/ […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS WHY DEVELOPING AFRICAN INVENTION TALENT IS CRITICALLY IMPORTANT If you think that Africa will continue to be impoverished and live on handouts from the developed wealthier nations as we continue to move into the 21st century, you’re dead wrong… Africa will no longer be the forgotten continent but rather at the […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS UNEXPLORED DIMENSIONS OF KENYAN LIFE Where is the truth? People will interpret this weeks events differently concerning the removal of a top Mau Mau leader’s dreadlocks: It’s been a sad week in Kenya family! The wife Ngina Kenyatta of Kenya’s first President, Jomo Kenyatta cut off the dreadlocks of a famous […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS Wake Up Young Africans and Transform The Continent EMIGRATING TO AFRICA WAS A NO-BRAINER 64% of my unaltered DNA which remains untouched by globalist manipulaton schemes, originates on the African continent. Unlike America, the people here do not regard that as a cause for shame or revulsion or fear but rather […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS SUN SPIRIT SUN SPIRIT Having arrived in Kenya and finding it much to my satisfaction, I decided to buy some land in order to grow sufficient food for self-sustainment, a home in which I could dwell comfortably and happily, and build a classroom for my Invention School apprentices. Since additional acreage […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS MY MAMA AFRICA MY MAMA AFRICA I was treated to a tour of my local region by good friends. Basically, there is so much to enjoy and appreciate about JUST the land of Africa. I can cover more on the culture, clothes, food, music, language and other cultural aspects in later […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS I Bought My Shamba In January of 2020 I bought my first piece of land in Africa. When the African earth was placed in my hand by the man who sold me the land, I cried the tears of fifteen generations of ancestors… This was now my land, I bought this […]
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MEMBERS & VISITORS FREE LAND IN AFRICA FREE LAND IN AFRICA: THAT’S WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT NOW 1. The broken promise of 40 acres and a mule would have lead to empowerment, self-reliance, competition, and equality. 2. The thought of reparations of any sort after 350 years of effectively free slave labor makes the majority […]
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