This scene was so emotional but was my favorite. My background is in Musical Theatre & I loved that this allowed me to express myself in my main form of art.
Then singing with @EricWainaina the last night was surreal! May his iconic behavior rub off on me!
#TEFMboya
Look at this guy.
He is a 5x NYT bestseller. Fluent in Japanese, German and Spanish in 3 months. Martial arts expert. Spoke at Ted, Google, MIT, Harvard...
He wrote the 4-Hour Chef on how to learn faster.
This is Tim Ferriss and here's how to become a learning machine:
Co-Africans, my earlier 🧵(quoted) sought to deconstruct white supremacist theories about Africa. We achieved much more - an invitation by ourselves to deeply interact with our history (ancient/modern). The common question by Co-Africans: what has modern Africa invented? A🧵0/24
Thank you @AdipoSidang!!!
The record of man is clear.
But i am just wondering, who are these faceless idiots distracting us from the real work which we must be doing?
The ancient Egyptians were Negroes.
The moral fruit of their civilization is to be counted among the assets of the Black world.
Instead of presenting itself to history as an insolvent debtor, that Black world is the very initiator of the “western” civilization flaunted before our eyes today.
Pythagorean mathematics, the theory of the four elements of Thales of Miletus, Epicurean materialism, Platonic idealism, Judaism, Islam, and modern science are rooted in Egyptian/African cosmogony and science.
One needs only to meditate on Osiris, the redeemer-god, who sacrifices himself, dies, and is resurrected to save mankind, a figure essentially identifiable with Christ.
If the ancient Egyptians were Negroes, and yes they were, then “European Civilization” is but a derivation of African achievement.
The moral fruit of Egyptian Civilization is to be counted among the assets of the Black world.
- Cheikh Anta Diop.
Africa has invented nothing...not even writing? A short thread for these ignorant white supremacists who equate invention with capitalistic idea of commerce, and don't read history from elsewhere 0/16
Comparison of potential earnings from investing Sh100,000 in various assets, such as Bitcoin, Saccos, MMFs, Kenyan stocks, and Treasury bills, from January 2024
Thread below.
AFRICAN CHAMPION 🔥🔥🔥🔥
ANGELLA Okutoyi wins Gold for Kenya at the African Games in Ghana.
Angie has defeated Egyptian Abdelaziz Lamir by straight sets (6-4, 6-2) for the African crown.
All Angie needs is to be ranked in the top 400 by June 10th to earn a place in the 2024 Olympics in Paris. She is ranked is 532 in the world.
Congratulations Angie! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 👏 👏👏👏
#RadullKE
#Paris2024
#AfricanGames
#Accra2023
📷 Credits: @29photostudio
Good morning theatre lovers, Son of Man Productions will be staging 'In Sickness and In Health' this weekend at the Kenya National Theatre (Ukumbi Mdogo).
Reserve your tickets now!
#TwendeTheatre
Fiction writers with an interest in African history, this call is meant just for you! Submissions are now open to Lọúnlọún (@lounlounjournal), a Pan-African literary journal committed to historical fiction. 📜 📝
🗓️ Deadline: February 23, 2024
https://t.co/5Cr5SmVn0s
Lolwe is accepting submissions for Issue 9 throughout the month of February (1-29 February 2024). The issue will be guest-edited by Ya Mallen Jagne (The Gambia), Karen Nadu Ologoudou (Benin), and Tamanda Kanjaye (Malawi).
Submission guidelines:
https://t.co/893FdfDcDP
A Long House introduces A Short Talk! It's a series of short interviews on literature and art between editors at the magazine and writers, editors, artists, and cultural workers from across Africa and the Black diaspora. Do join us on A Short Talk!
https://t.co/UKSs0QUzso
Just in case you want to read African books and you don't know where to start from, let these lists guide you.
It includes the classics, contemporary, fantasy, plays, collection of shorts stories, poems and expected releases in 2024.
https://t.co/KqvAlMgiVQ
2024 is the year of BOOKSTORM. To increase the number of children’s books in the Nigerian market, we’ll be offering short courses to train young Nigerian writers, illustrators & editors.
Our goal is to revolutionise the industry & publish 100 children’s books in 3 years.
These two @OwinoSueh and @ombachi13 deserve a foodie TV show that involves travelling, camping, and visiting remote villages to cook. We can experience Kenya’s beauty through their eyes, and the food they cook. The show should be funded 100% by @magicalkenya & @Min_TourismKE.