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American artist Robert Berkeley (Bob Minor) (1884-1952). He drew this caricature in 1925 stating that one day the balance of forces will change.

How could this possible ? Have your Say...

Change Comes by sacrifice and no one willing to endure the pain of the process.

How could this be achieved ?

This traditional title was bestowed upon the Premier League icon by the founder of the village Nanan Kouakou Kouao the Patient III. the former Ivory Coast captain was enthroned in the pure Akan tradition and received the attributes of a chief.

Thats honouring the son of the soil ✊🏾

“The only limits to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today.

Trust the process ✨

"Elon Musk predicts that traditional mobile devices will disappear, replaced by Neuralink's innovative brain-interface technology that enables users to control devices with their thoughts."
These rephrased statements convey the same idea as Musk's original statement, predicting a future where Neuralink's brain-computer interface replaces traditional phones and transforms the way we interact and communicate

While serious countries in the World are using their brans to innovates, my people ( African) are busy investing in churhes and mosques to pray for job. This IS sickening & sad!

Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 has officially nationalized two gold mines, reclaiming them from a British company, previously recognized as Africa's largest miner.

Burkina Faso is the 4th largest gold producer in Africa.

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The happiest moment for African leaders. This is the time they can gather, and the outcome will be loans for the continent which for many will end up being embezzled. Another win for China as this loans will end up being given back to them for project ex*****on.
I think Africa should be more concerned with technical skills, instead of constantly living on debts without proper use. We have seen China take over a nation's main airport because of debts. This is a red light for Africa.
Our leaders are constantly being summoned by nations and they can't summon themselves to discuss crucial matters affecting their continent.

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South African photographer Mark Dumbleton took this picture of a female lion after she lost one of her teeth in a violent fight with a predator. All this in order to protect her young, who survived in the end while she was hugging him with blood filling her face.
Little Ali did not seem to care about the extent of his mother’s suffering, but he will soon learn the extent of the sacrifice she made for him after he grows up and becomes responsible for protecting the herd.

Mother's sacrifice 🙌

Michael Jackson refused to perpetuate the whitewashed narrative of Kemet. Despite Steven Spielberg's refusal to support the production of the short film-music video, Michael Jackson stayed resolute �.

He personally financed his own film to create the classic "Do You Remember the Time."
Today, it remains the only authentic depiction of Kemet as it truly was �

Micheal Jackson show-cased the greatness of Black Africans in ancient Egypt (Kemet), in the 90s!! This is the most accurate depiction of the Kemetyu Africans ever put in the mainstream media.

Its Sunday 🙌

Happy Sunday folks 🙌

Jordan Kinyera, a man from Uganda, saw his father lose their family land in a legal dispute when he was just 6 years old. This event had a profound impact on him, leading him to pursue a legal career.

Kinyera spent 18 years in school, eventually becoming a lawyer. In 2019, after 23 years of persistence, he successfully won back his family's land through the legal system. This case has been widely reported as an inspiring story of determination and justice. Just believe in yourself and pursue your dream. Its possible ✅

Each African country has a plan created by the colonial masters for every 100 years. Ghana, Nigeria , Sierra Leone, Liberia etc has its own, created by UK and U.S. and the Francophone has their own created too in Paris, France.That’s why you see every elected president will travel within 6 months to its colonial master after his victory to receive the agenda planed for his country.

However , these plans are nothing good for your people rather to impoverish and oppress your people for their own gain. It’s the reason why no African country is developing like its former colonial masters.

If the western countries hate you that means you are the right Side of history.

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Every time I see the wicked man my blood runs cold and my belly moves from front to the back🤞

WE shall Never forget, Never forgive 😭

Africa needs to be sanitized with a Serious Revolution. The decadence cuts across all segments of the society. Social media has helped to expose all the mess.

WE shall Never relents until every African is free.

Don't shy away from your strengths and qualities – instead, let them shine brightly for the world to see. You are special just the way you are, so embrace it wholeheartedly.

Good night folks

Wow...✊

Success is not about being better than others, it's about being the best version of yourself. Focus on your own growth and development. Embrace your uniqueness and don't let jealousy distract you from your own journey.

Good morning Africa 🙌

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The past cannot be changed, but the future is in your hands. Every day is a new beginning, take a deep breath and start again.

From graduating Harvard at 22 years-old to winning gold at 27 🔥

Gabby Thomas is living her best life 👏
Black queen 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Imagine all of these talent could have been in the continent ?
# Africaclaimyour's
# braindrains

Rwanda is once more cracking down on churches and mosques. So far, over 5,600 churches have been closed for failing to comply with health and safety regulations. Violations include inadequate soundproofing. The authorities have focused mostly on small Pentecostal churches and a few mosques. The latest crackdown comes five years after a law to regulate the places of worship came into effect. At the time, President Paul Kagame said Rwanda needed factories, not a proliferation of places of worship. How do you see the matter?