The Harvest of Hope: Mwangi and Nijeru’s Journey

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30 Aug

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: The Harvest of Hope The Harvest of Hope: Mwangi and Nijeru’s Journey For your viewing pleasure I have made this story available as a downloadable eBook. “The Harvest of Hope eBook“ Let’s travel to the heart of Kenya, nestled among the rolling hills of Embu County, where a young couple named […]

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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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A Patois Revival

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14 Oct

  MEMBERS & VISITORS: A Patois Revival It is evident that Jamaica is grappling with the desire to assert its cultural and linguistic independence as it seeks to distance itself from the legacy of colonialism and neo-colonialism. Several key points can be concluded regarding Jamaica’s intent: The movement to elevate Patois to official language status […]

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PRISON SENTENCES FOR TANZANIAN SEED VIOLATORS

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05 Dec

  MEMBERS & VISITORS PRISON SENTENCES FOR TANZANIAN SEED VIOLATORS More than 80 percent of the food in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa is produced by small-scale farmers. If they cannot afford commercial inputs, they can still make progress with agro-ecological methods. The methods are not immediately patentable and therefore the industry treats them shabbily. Tanzanian […]

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