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IS ONE AFRICAN ARMY ALL WE NEED?

If Africa had only ONE army and only ONE ambassador to the US, it would be LESS POOR, claims Pan-Africanist P. L. O. Lumumba. Watch him make his case and tell us your answer to his question: 'am I being naive?’

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EASTER SURPRISE

Spain’s Semana Santa procession can be a bit of a shocker the first time you see it. The Easter festival features costumes that closely resemble those worn by the infamous Ku Klux Klan - a white supremacist cult that’s carried out brutal and deadly acts of violence against African-Americans in the United States. Semana Santa goes back hundreds of years and has nothing to do with the KKK - but it still trips and triggers social media every year.

What do you think? Is the resemblance too close for comfort?

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ZUMA: REBUILD WORLD ORDER BRICK BY BRICS

South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma turns 81 today. His tenure was marred by corruption allegations, and he recently served time for refusing to testify. But while in office, he made some powerful remarks about how Africa was re-defining its place in the world - and the world order along with it. In particular, he championed organisations like BRICS - a club of emerging markets to which SA belongs - as viable alternatives to Western ones, such as the IMF and World Bank, and their ‘paternalistic’ finance capital.

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Yoo Telegraph we fixed your headline for you!

Right-wing British newspapers like The Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail love nothing more than whitewashing (excuse the pun) Britain's historical crimes, whether they are related to slavery or colonialism. On this occasion, right-wing commentator Daniel Hannan made the case that Britain should stop apologising for slavery. There is only one problem. Britain has never apologised for slavery! In fact, it was the slave owners, not the enslaved, who were compensated when Britain ended the industrial-scale human trafficking of Africans to the Americas in 1838.

Slavery was the foundation of Britain's economic success. The transatlantic slave trade was the foundation of its industrial revolution, which turned the country into one of the world's wealthiest. It's important to recognise capitalism's rise was built on the exploitation and oppression of enslaved African people. These are facts whether the Telegraph wants to admit them or not!

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Cairo, Egypt - Muslims gather for a mass street iftar in Ezbet Hamada’s Matarya suburb.  It’s a long-standing neighbourhood tradition.  The streets are decked with tables and people enjoy the Ramadan vibe.  Sharing means caring!

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Khartoum, Sudan - Young Sudanese men approach cars to invite passengers to join them for iftar.  Hospitality and hosting guests at Ramadan tables is a must in Sudan.  On every street corner, fast-breaking tables are set up, bringing together people from all walks of life.

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Khartoum, Sudan - Sudanese people play drums and other traditional instruments to wake up their fellow Muslims for suhoor.  The person performing this is known as the Musaharati.

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Tunis, Tunisia - A woman prays at the Sidi Mahrez Mosque in the Bab Souika district.  The mosque houses the mausoleum of Mahrez Ibn Khalaf, a pious figure and revered patron saint of the city of Tunis.

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Benghazi, Libya - Street vendors sell juices and sweets along the waterfront promenade.  The Ramdan vibe is reflected in those smiling faces!

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Freetown, Sierra Leone - Outside Jamiatul Haque Mosque, women prepare food for iftar, which will later be distributed to nearly 500 people.  The food is made from donations and these charismatic women are enjoying the process!  Respect these ladies, that's a lot of food and a lot of fasting mouths to feed!

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Midrand, South Africa - Two young Muslim girls arrive at the Nizmaye Mosque to pray during the holy month of Ramadan.

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Abidjan, Ivory Coast - In a mosque in Treichville, a popular commune in the Ivorian capital, a young Muslim man reads the Koran.  The holy book is studied intensively during Ramadan.

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Nairobi, Kenya - A Muslim man reads the Koran as he offers Friday prayers at the Adams Masjid and Islamic Centre Mosque.

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FATHER OF MEDICINE WAS BLACK

Nation of Islam Minister Nuri Muhammed sets the record straight about Imhotep, an ancient Egyptian polymath, often considered to be the REAL father of medicine, architecture, and philosophy, who made many significant contributions to many fields. Despite his numerous achievements, Imhotep is often overlooked in Western history books, and credit is instead given to the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates. Did you know about Imhotep? Let us know in the comments.

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WHEN MUSLIMS FOUND REFUGE IN AFRICA

It was the first journey in the history of Islam and saw an African king give refuge to Prophet Muhammad's followers. Here's all you need to know about the Muslim migration to Abyssinia, located in modern-day Ethiopia and Eritrea.

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AFRICA’S FEMALE RIGHTS CHAMP

Today we celebrate the life of one of Africa's leading female activists, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, who died on April 13th, 1978.

A tireless champion for civil rights during Nigeria's anti-colonial struggles, she founded the Abeokuta Women's Union, which boasted over 20,000 members.

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Funmilayo also campaigned hard for female political representation and access to education in Nigeria.

Her late son was Pan-African revolutionary African musician Fela Kuti, who many regard as the pioneer of Afrobeats.

He proudly recalled his mother leading marches against the British regime, and in particular the time she led a protest against the local colonial administration. There, Funmilayo was insulted by an arrogant, young, white official. But she put him in his place, denouncing him to his face as a “rude little rat” and a “bast**d.”

Fela said, “Imagine insulting the highest representative of the British imperial crown in Abeokuta, Oh man! I was proud. People in Abeokuta talked about nothing else but that incident.”

May she continue to rest in peace.

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CHRISTIANITY: WHITE MAN'S RELIGION?

Christianity has a long history in Africa that predates any European nation setting foot on African soil, proving that the assertion that Christianity is a white man's religion is neither historically accurate nor theologically correct.

Let us know in the comments what you think and catch full episode on our YouTube Channel, link in the bio

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