THE AFRICAN PRESENCE IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

Human-kind begins in Africa, evolving to become anatomically modern humans 300,000 years ago in Africa. Significant out-migrations from Africa began 95,000 years ago into different habitats on earth, leading to the human differentiation that created the "races".

THE NIGHT OF THE RE-ARISING SOULS
DR. CHARLES FINCH III ​

In this revealing video, we delve into the harsh realities surrounding the African Union (AU) and expose its shortcomings that have left millions of Africans questioning its true purpose. From the failure to protect the continent's wealth to the lack of unity among its member states, the AU seems to be more of a facade than a force for change. We discuss the failure of the AU to address critical issues such as the exploitation of the Democratic Republic of Congo's resources, the tragic assassination of Colonel Gaddafi, and the ongoing crises in regions like the Sahel, Somalia, and Sudan. Despite being a union, African citizens need multiple visas to travel across the continent while Europeans enjoy free entry. The hypocrisy and inefficiency are staggering.The video also covers the political failures, such as the constitutional coups in Uganda, the negligence during the Rwandan genocide, and the indifference toward the ongoing conflict in Ethiopia and Sudan. We question the role of the AU in maintaining peace and security when it fails to act on the continent's most pressing issues.Join us as we question whether the African Union is a beacon of hope or just a gang of greedy leaders who care more about their personal gains than the well-being of the people. This is a must-watch for anyone interested in the future of Africa.

LEGACY OF A NATION.
- DR. KAMAU KAMBON.

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**EDDIE HARRIS**
**The Last Concert**

With:
Bernard Purdie - Nils Landgren - Dean Brown - Dave King - Haywood J. Gregory - WDR Big Band

1. **Sidewinder** (Lee Morgan) - 8:08
Solos by E. Harris (ts) and Frank Chastenier (p)

2. **Moanin'** (Bobby Timmons) - 7:30
Solos by Eddie Harris (ts), John Marshall (tp), and Nils Landgren (tb)

3. **Wade In The Water** (Traditional) - 5:45
Solos by E. Harris (ts)

4. **Freedom Jazz Dance** (Eddie Harris) - 4:56
Solos by E. Harris (ts) and N. Landgren (tb)

5. **Work Song** (Nat Adderley) - 5:57
Solos by N. Landgren (tb) and E. Harris (ts)

6. **When A Man Loves A Woman** (Lewis/Wright) - 5:39
Haywood J. Gregory (vocal), E. Harris (ts)

7. **Gimme Some Lovin'** (Winwood/Winwood/Davis) - 10:22
Haywood J. Gregory (vocal), N. Landgren (tb), E. Harris (ts)

8. **You Stole My Heart** - the last encore - 14:07
Eddie Harris (ts) and Gil Goldstein (p).

**Haruna Ishola and His Apala Group**

1. Eni t'Oluwa Gbade fun
2. Surakat Shanusi Olori (Ijebu-Ode)
3. E je ka biwon
4. Egbe Iwajowa
5. Late Oba Adeboye (The Onimolusi of Ijebu-Igbo)
6. Ko Si Ninu Eiye
7. Gani Ajumabi (Ibadan)
8. Ko Si Olode
9. Lade Iwalewa
10. Iba Akoda
11. Waidi Ishola Dada
12. Late Bellow Igbalayale (Oshogbo)
13. Olomo lo laịye
14. Alhaji Kolapo (Ibadan)
15. Enifere koyo fonire
16. Tenu ko o pe ojo meta ti a ti nkorin
17. Ewe Odan se jube lo Eran lo fije
18. Pelu ina ti Akuko Adie gbe kari ni Kolokolo yio gbemi
19. Alhaji Yekini Adegbayi (Ibadan)
20. Ipako o gbo suti