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We often forget that our African ancestors have a rich and vibrant history and culture, and it’s important for us to lea...
06/12/2022

We often forget that our African ancestors have a rich and vibrant history and culture, and it’s important for us to learn about it and keep it alive. We should be courteous about learning our history and culture, as it is a vital part of our identity.

By learning about our history and culture, we gain a better understanding of our roots. We can look to our past to find out where we came from, and how our ancestors lived and worked. We can also find out how our ancestors overcame struggles and how they overcame adversity. This can be an invaluable source of inspiration and guidance in our own lives.

Learning our culture and history also helps us to understand and appreciate our differences. It can help us to understand why certain cultures have different values and beliefs, and how they can be respected and celebrated. This can help us to create a more harmonious and peaceful society.

Furthermore, understanding and appreciating our culture and history can help us to create a sense of unity among African people. We can use our shared history to connect with each other and work together to create a better future for all.

Finally, learning about our African history and culture can help us to develop a sense of pride.
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African history can be repetitive sometimes, but Queen Amina of Zazzau's life will provide you with plenty of stories to...
11/11/2022

African history can be repetitive sometimes, but Queen Amina of Zazzau's life will provide you with plenty of stories to chew on. Queen Amina was a Hausa warrior queen who ruled over the city-state of Zaria in modern-day Nigeria.

Queen Amina was born in the town of Birnin-Zazzau in 1533. (now in Northern Nigeria). Her father ruled the Hausa city-state of Zaria, and her mother was a princess from another city.

Both parents were Muslims who wanted to provide a good education for their daughter. They sent her to Sokoto to live with her grandmother, where she learned to read and write Arabic. She also learned about important Islamic customs and stories about powerful Muslim women in history such as Khadija (Muhammad's first wife) and Fatima (Muhammad's youngest daughter) while living with her grandmother.

She was trained in traditional warfare and became a great warrior before she reached adolescence. After her parents died in or around 1566, Amina's brother ascended to the throne of Zazzau.

Amina had distinguished herself as a "leading warrior in her brother's cavalry" and gained notoriety for her military abilities by this point. When her brother died, Amina, then 43, ascended to the throne of Zazzau.

She expanded Zazzau's territory with the aid of her military prowess, taking it north to Kano and south to the Niger River's mouth. Because new trade routes were established as a result of these military victories and because conquered areas had to pay tribute, they greatly increased prosperity. During her military campaigns, she is credited with constructing walls around both the city of Zaria and her military camps. "Amina's walls" refers to the mud walls that surround cities. Amina is also credited with starting the kola nut cultivation in the territory she commanded.

Even though she was never married and had no children, traditions claim that she once took a man from the opposing side after a fight, spent the night with him, and then killed him the next morning to prevent him from telling any tales.
Although the precise cause of Amina's death is unknown, Legend states that she passed away during a military operation in Nigeria's Atagara region, close to Bida.

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An agreement has been made to end the two-year civil war in Ethiopia, which has claimed thousands of lives and expressed...
03/11/2022

An agreement has been made to end the two-year civil war in Ethiopia, which has claimed thousands of lives and expressed concerns of a famine.

Olusegun Obasanjo, the former president of Nigeria, and Uhuru Kenyatta, the former president of Kenya, negotiated the peace agreement through the African Union.

Blond hair is a quite uncommon genetic trait, and while blonds have long been linked with whites, the Melanesians of the...
26/10/2022

Blond hair is a quite uncommon genetic trait, and while blonds have long been linked with whites, the Melanesians of the Solomon Islands are one of the few blond populations outside of Europe.

Five to ten percent of the dark-skinned islanders have stunning golden hair. It appears to be more common in children than in adults, with hair darkening as the individual ages. This bolstered the theory that black Africans were the first Homo sapiens and that all other races came from them.

However, for a long time, it was assumed that this blond phenotype was induced by prolonged sun and sea exposure. Other theories claimed that blond hair was passed down by European traders and explorers over the ages. www.socializeafrica.com

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Did you know that Ethiopians trained lions to hunt down enemy soldiers and fought alongside cheetahs and bees, which all...
25/10/2022

Did you know that Ethiopians trained lions to hunt down enemy soldiers and fought alongside cheetahs and bees, which allowed them to defeat their attackers in all colonization clashes and remain the only uncolonized nation in the world.

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Top 20 Largest Economies (GDP) in Africa, 2022 🌍📈1. Nigeria 🇳🇬 - $555.346 billion (27th Globally)2. Egypt 🇪🇬 - $438.348 ...
20/10/2022

Top 20 Largest Economies (GDP) in Africa, 2022 🌍📈

1. Nigeria 🇳🇬 - $555.346 billion (27th Globally)

2. Egypt 🇪🇬 - $438.348 billion (33rd Globally)

3. South Africa 🇿🇦 - $435.212 billion (34th Globally)

4. Algeria 🇩🇿 - $168.195 billion (58th Globally)

5. Morocco 🇲🇦 - $132.645 billion (60th Globally)

6. Kenya 🇰🇪 - $116.641 billion (62nd Globally)

7. Ethiopia 🇪🇹 - $93.970 billion (66th Globally)

8. Ghana 🇬🇭 - $82.018 billion (71st Globally)

9. Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 - $75.075 billion (72nd Globally)

10. Angola 🇦🇴 - $74.953 billion (73rd Globally)

11. Tanzania 🇹🇿 - $74.536 billion (74th Globally)

12. D.R. Congo 🇨🇩 - $59.246 billion (86th Globally)

13. Cameroon 🇨🇲 - $48.29 billion (88th Globally)

14. Uganda 🇺🇬 - $47.000 billion (90th Globally)

15. Tunisia 🇹🇳 - $45.454 billion (91st Globally)

16. Sudan 🇸🇩 - $37.769 billion (99th Globally)

17. Senegal 🇸🇳 - $30.039 billion (101st Globally)

18. Libya 🇱🇾 - $29.202 billion (103rd Globally)

19. Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 - $27.806 billion (108th Globally)

20. Zambia 🇿🇲 - $23.967 billion (110th Globally)
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🌐Source: CEOWORLD Magazine 2022

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE BANTUThe "Bantu," a group of related black people who speak a number of related languages, i...
18/10/2022

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE BANTU

The "Bantu," a group of related black people who speak a number of related languages, is one of the most successful African tribes. Almost all Bantu languages use the word "ntu" in a variety of ways to mean "people." These are five exciting facts about the Bantu people that you should be informed of.

Ladies with curves. Bantu women have curvaceous bodies, which is one of their most distinguishing features. Bantu women have sculpted bodies, exquisite curves, and stunning facial structure.

Languages that are inextricably linked. You should be aware that there are approximately 3000 Bantu languages. The majority of these are agglutinative, which means they combine number, tense, gender, and aspect into a single word. Bantu languages are also very melodic and easy to understand. Bantu languages include Swahili in Kenya, Luhya in Kenya, Xhosa in South Africa, and others.

The most populous black people. The Bantus are Africa's largest ethnic group, with an estimated 350 million people by the midpoint of 2010, accounting for roughly 30% of Africa's population and 5% of the global population.
Empires that are powerful. The Bantu are responsible for the establishment of some of the world's great empires. These included the kingdoms of Zimbabwe, Congo, Ndongo, Matamba, Cuba, the Empire of Kitara, the Kingdom of Buganda, Bunyoro, Busoga, Rwanda, and Burundi, among others

Occupy Africa's best land. The Bantu are notable for occupying the majority of Africa's best arable land. They are known for being the best in agriculture due to their high altitude location in Africa, where their lands are fertile and well watered. They live on the slopes of Africa's highest mountains, such as Kilimanjaro, Mount Kenya, and Meru.

Indeed, the Bantu are among the prosperous and developed African nations; examples include South Africa, Kenya, Botswana, and Nigeria.

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He is the world's most famous tiktoker, and he has been named the 2022 World Cup ambassador.He is a Senegalese khaby lam...
14/10/2022

He is the world's most famous tiktoker, and he has been named the 2022 World Cup ambassador.

He is a Senegalese khaby lame, a former factory worker who is now a celebrity.
Everybody let's congratulate khaby lame

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  🇺🇬 Uganda 🇺🇬
09/10/2022

🇺🇬 Uganda 🇺🇬

"My parents called me N'golo because it is the name of an ancient Mali king." A king who conquered a kingdom from the gr...
07/10/2022

"My parents called me N'golo because it is the name of an ancient Mali king." A king who conquered a kingdom from the ground up. I used to be a garbage collector. I'm playing football today, and they're watching me on TV. My story is also lovely; I started from the bottom.
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The pictures shows the beautiful scenery of Victoria Falls, which is located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.F...
01/10/2022

The pictures shows the beautiful scenery of Victoria Falls, which is located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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