A people that cannot celebrate themselves and their culture would never believe in themselves and their capabilities. In my previous paper ‘The Relevance of Moogadi in the Modern African Society’, I spoke about the struggles that have engulfed Africa; the struggles that include but not […]
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We have watched Marvel’s recent ground breaking movie, Black Panther directed by Ryan Coogler, and we have all come up with interpretations of the movie; from the representation of Killmonger, to the role Africa has played by neglecting to open channels that would have allowed […]
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The South African Ghetto The place with such potential only those without can see it, for to be within is to strive to even catch a breath! Ghetto or squatter-camp, as we have come to know the crowded, dirty and undeveloped areas most of our […]
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The South African Ghetto The place with such potential only those without can see it, for to be within is to strive to even catch a breath! Ghetto or squatter-camp, as we have come to know the crowded, dirty and undeveloped areas most of our […]
introspection relationships wellness
“In our land the law of the nation reigns supreme.” (Mazisi Kunene) Francis Cress Welsing argues that “if you don’t understand white supremacy, everything else that you think you know, will only confuse you”. In implicit agreement with this fundamental argument, Wade Nobles further […]
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[Azania Rising] Three decades since the official demise of apartheid, South Africa remains wedded to a system where political freedom conceals enduring economic servitude. The democratic turning point of 1994 celebrated globally as giving birth to the “Rainbow Nation” promised liberation—but delivered an orchestrated compromise. […]
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By Masilo Lepuru “Power is the ability to define reality and to impose it on other people as if it is their own definition” (Wade Nobles) Systems of domination are based on ideas. This is because power “begins at the level of formulation […]
history politics
By Nancy Monnya if you forced your way into my house, forced me and my children to speak your language, pray to your god and fear you like you were some god, work me like a slave and tell me I am the sporne […]
introspection politics
