@Spearhead_Af His still lying that his japhate, japhate only mixed with his kind, his entire history is summed uped in 400 years, the cave men had higher status.. our creator gave us into their hands for lawlessnes.its time to let go but he still holds on,let them come so we have justice.
The Dangers Of A Western-Led AI Revolution For Africa
The so-called 'AI Revolution' being marketed by western tech interests is not an inevitable, neutral or benevolent phenomenon but a deliberate power grab that seeks to cement the world's less powerful populations into a new form of economic dependency.
US president Donald Trump's recent decision to halt advanced features of a new Anthropic AI model outside the US illustrates the inherent danger of surrendering technological sovereignty and becoming dependent on technology that comes inbuilt with a US government kill switch.
@Big_Mck explores this for The Spearhead.
@ms_ala05 Stop touching your face with your hands , thats how they get into your face,use honey and mask, everything you tried its acidic to your face,avoid oily food like peanuts they, feed the bacterias, use diet and organic,majority of mainstream brands are very expensive poisons
“I did yahoo for just a day , I talked to a client but what the client said to me really moved me”
- a man shared his first and last encounter in yahoo
Tanzania Is Our Strait Of Hormuz - Dr Maponga to Tanzanian Journalists
At the screening of 'What Happened on October 29?', Dr. Maponga had a direct message for Tanzanian journalists: Stand with the truth.
African Journalism cannot afford to be lazy or driven by external narratives. If claims are being made about Tanzania, Tanzanian journalists must be the ones asking the hardest questions, verifying the facts, and telling the world what is really happening on the ground.
Dr. Maponga challenged journalists to look beyond party politics and understand Tanzania’s strategic place in regional and global power struggles. Tanzania sits at the center of trade routes, ports, railways, minerals, and competing global interests.
So when violence, instability, and misinformation spread, journalists must ask: who benefits? Who pays the price? And whose future is being destroyed?