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The Wonders of The African Civilization (Part 8): The Woman's Right
The concept of a family with a father, mother, and child (or patriarchy), is unfortunately not a true picture of the original family. The first type of family was matriarchal since the role of the father in procreation was unknown. Even today, among tribes...
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The Wonders of The African Civilization (Part 6): African Religion is a Science
Worldwide Recession, Global Warming, Wars, Hunger...Would the Planet be in such a Mess if Women were in Charge? The Mother Right The concept of a family with a father, mother, and child (or patriarchy), is unfortunately not a true picture of the original...
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Notable Women: Speeches - Africa Leadership Forum
Africa Women’s Forum Third International Conference on "Women and Conflict Management in Africa" Keynote speech by Angela E.V. King Assistant Secretary-General Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women 22 January 2001 Your Excellency,...
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Greatest African Queens
Great African Queens: AMINA QUEEN Of ZARIA (1533 - ?) This queen of Zazzua, a province of Nigeria now known as Zaria, was born around 1533 during the reign of Sarkin (king) Zazzau Nohir. She was probably his granddaughter. Zazzua was one of a number of...
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Great African Kings
AFFONSO I - KING OF THE KONGO (1506-1540) Affonso I was a visionary, a man who saw his country not as a group of separate cultures, but as a unified nation fully equipped with advance knowledge and technology. He was also known as the first ruler to resist...
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The Future of Africa
by Prince Randy Alam-Sogan on Wednesday, 11 May 2011 at 16:17 At independence, African hopes for self-determination were brimming over. It was a time of great expectations and excitement for young people. There was a widespread belief that freedom from...
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The Collapsing Western Way of Life
The greatest threat to the Western Way of Life is the Western Way of Life itself. The Age of Enlightenment was born sometime around the beginning of the eighteenth century. A mere three-quarters of a century later, industrialization ushered in the Age...