@weloveghana042 This same guy tried to help dredge the gutter even when wasn't MP and he was stopped, he is visiting to get first information on the situation too Atikelekele get problem
With that.. hypocrites
In a small Gambian village founded decades ago by Ghanaian fishermen, many of their descendants languish without ID documents.
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The fact that you people think the youth of today are not entrepreneurship minded is the funniest thing ever. I have seen hundreds of youth start businesses only for it to end up failing because of bad systems. People have lost loans they took to start businesses because of the bad systems we have, but anytime you guys wake up you want to preach to us what we already know.
Like my good friend Derek rightfully said "if we want motivation we will listen to Optimus prime", your is to fix the broken system so that the youth of today can find it easier to innovate.
That is the job you are paid to do and that is what we are asking you to focus on.
Burkina Faso is one of the hottest countries on earth, yet 500+ students are learning in full thermal comfort, no air conditioning required.
This school’s thick clay walls absorb the heat, while elevated steel roofs push it out. Eucalyptus ceilings, local labor, rainwater harvesting, everything possible came from what was already there.
This is a technology institute built with the technology that suits our climate and needs. The West calls it “low-tech.” Africans call it working with your climate, not against it.
📍 Burkina Institute of Technology, Koudougou, Burkina Faso
🏛 Kéré Architecture
📷 Iwan Baan
@CordedKemite@saidtheground@d_oxie@navyhato@lilmoemusic @elllallllaaa4 Keita's (History in Africa,1993; Journal of Black Studies, 2005) confirm 1 tropical African biological continuum across the Nile Valley, & your '0 connection' claim is just Hamitic pseudoscience Diop (African Origin of Civilization,1974) buried, so cite your chapters or sit down.
@CordedKemite@saidtheground@d_oxie@navyhato@lilmoemusic @elllallllaaa4 Herodotus (Book II, Ch. 104), Diodorus (Library of History, Book III, Ch. 2-3), and Ammianus Marcellinus (Res Gestae, XXII, 16.23) all described Egyptians in Kemet directly as blacks
@CordedKemite@saidtheground@d_oxie@navyhato@lilmoemusic @elllallllaaa4 multiple ancient Greek and Roman writers who actually visited or studied Kemet explicitly described the people as dark-skinned/black, with features matching Black Africans. Cheikh Anta Diop systematically demolished the Hamitic myth using those same sources plus hard science.
@CordedKemite@saidtheground@d_oxie@navyhato@lilmoemusic @elllallllaaa4 Says the one pushing an outdated 19th-century colonial pseudoscience hypothesis designed to separate ancient Egypt (Kemet) from the rest of Africa and claim its civilization was brought by lighter-skinned "Hamites. Ok, suit yourself.
@araujohistorian@samhaselby Keita's push for African philosophy to engage with real sciences instead of just identity debates aligns with my view for structural analysis over slogans. His rejection of both Eurocentrism and uncritical nativism offers the kind of grounded, evidence based approach i value.
Congrats Burkina Faso architect Diebedo Kere: his stylish masouleum built in Ouagadougou is earning global attention using local materials and ventilation for natural air conditioning. I've posted before about Kere's innovative work using providing African solutions to climate.