@NNyashaYessur@ProfJNMoyo@Dr_JAMavedzenge From a lawyer I was expecting a critical analysis of the constitution in connection with the proposed bill, to me he didn't do justice on that one
@NNyashaYessur@ProfJNMoyo@Dr_JAMavedzenge haa pasina kunyeperana in terms of the argument of the topic which was debated Prof did well in his presentation he only lost it we Doc presented his argument to me which sounded more like a theory and getting personal not about the bill,
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These are Trump supporters who stormed a gvt building in protest of Trump's defeat. The instigator of the riots has been sentenced with 17 years in jail. If this had happened in Africa you would hear the so called foreign embassies and civic organizations condemning the arrest.
Nigerians/Africans can sugarcoat everything and anything as they want to remain in shackles, but the truth is out there in black and white.
Doing the same thing the same way again and again and expecting different outcomes Is called stupidity.
AFRICA CIVILISED EUROPE TWICE
Africans civilised Europeans - twice. Watch Pan-Africanist writer John G. Jackson explain how.
First, he notes how the Greeks learned from Black Egyptians, and passed on their knowledge to the Romans. Then, after the fall of the Roman Empire, Europe entered the so-called ‘dark ages.’ These were not as ‘dark’ in terms of knowledge and learning as the name suggests, but European culture was transformed by the arrival of the Moors from North Africa. Their conquest brought with it ‘light’ - so much so, claims Jackson, that the Moors re-civilised Europe.
Western textbooks often ignore this inconvenient side of the story, as it grates with their implicit ‘victor’s’ narrative that Europeans are superior. Jackson urges Africans to write their own histories. Only in this way can a truer, more inclusive and comprehensive narrative gain traction - one that acknowledges and respects Africa’s phenomenal contribution to world civilisation.