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"A white baby? We don't want that!": Singer Iza's newborn criticized after BLAC
"A white baby? We don't want that!": Singer Iza's newborn criticized after BLAC Kwabena Ofori Osei 128 Views • 2 years ago

After giving birth to her first child, popular singer Iza's newborn became the topic of criticism after fans saw the child's white skin. In an era of black pride in Brazil, many fans take pride in the ascension of a brown-skinned singer such as Iza. As such, they expected to see a darker-skinned child. The criticisms serve as an example of the changing racial politics in Brazil today.

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LEARN TWI WITH SHORT STORIES - Learning to dance Adowa | Twi for beginners
LEARN TWI WITH SHORT STORIES - Learning to dance Adowa | Twi for beginners T. Y. Adodo 40 Views • 10 months ago

In this lesson, we’ll listen to a short and simple story in Twi, perfect for beginners!
You’ll practice listening, reading, and understanding step by step:
This lesson is designed for anyone learning Twi as a beginner — short, clear, and easy to follow.

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Fear and Loathing in South Africa - BBC Africa Eye documentary
Fear and Loathing in South Africa - BBC Africa Eye documentary Kwabena Ofori Osei 71 Views • 3 years ago

BBC Africa Eye investigates the rise of xenophobia in South Africa and the violent targeting of migrants.

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A network of anti-migrant groups is emerging across South Africa, spreading anti-migrant rhetoric and even attacking migrant communities. The groups blame illegal migrants for the state of the country’s economy, lack of housing and an explosion of drug abuse. But their critics accuse them of being violent vigilantes, who target some of the country’s most vulnerable people.

#bbcafricaeye reporter Ayanda Charlie gains rare access to Operation Dudula, South Africa’s most notorious anti-migrant group. Dudula say they are standing up for ordinary South Africans who have been let down by the government and deny allegations that they are a vigilante group who preach a doctrine of violence. As she takes to the street with Dudula members, Charlie not only hears xenophobic rhetoric but also witnesses small business owners from neighbouring countries being physically threatened, forced to hand over their business, and hears how Dudula intend to establish a political party to contest South Africa’s upcoming general election.

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Reporter - Ayanda Charlie
Filmed and directed by Nick Blakemore
Africa Eye Editor - Tom Watson
Head of Longform - Liz Gibbons
Executive Producer - Peter Murimi
Film Editor - Amanda Gunn
Producer - Jane Lipman
Location Producer - Golden Mtika
Production Manager - Simon Frost
Online Editor - Chris Stott
Dubbing Mixer - Jez Spencer
Colourist - Boyd Nagle
Reversioning Producer - Anna Payton
Social Media Producer - Anusha Kumar
Impact Producer - Adelle Kalakouti
Digital Producer - Tamasin Ford
Production Coordinator - Izzy Fleming, Abigail Knight
Translator - Fezokuhle Mthonti

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Discussion with Shaka Ndugu Kmt Part 2 - The Work
Discussion with Shaka Ndugu Kmt Part 2 - The Work Kwadwo Danmeara Tòkunbọ̀ Datɛ 112 Views • 2 years ago

⁣Discussion with Shaka Ndugu Kmt Part 2 we discuss some of the real work being done and invite all serious Kmtyw (Black People) to
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https://conference.com/quiet-warrior - Support a documentary to honor Nana Baba Kamau Kambon
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Ivory Coast And Gabon President Demands AES Rejoin ECOWAS, But President Ghana Refuses.
Ivory Coast And Gabon President Demands AES Rejoin ECOWAS, But President Ghana Refuses. Nana 79 Views • 1 year ago

When will African countries learn to support each other? When will African countries desist and reject colonial influences and embrace true Pan-Africanism? Honestly speaking, the situation is pathetic. We all know that Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso have rejected the West-backed regional bloc, ECOWAS, and formed another bloc that reflects true Independence. However, there are some African countries that have refused to accept their decision. These countries which the report has shown are puppets of France have refused to accept the decision of the three countries. These countries are none other than Ivory Coast and Gabon. Interestingly, the President of Ivory Coast who has proven himself to be a nemesis of true African Independence has employed the new President of Ghana in his scheme to persuade the three Sahel countries to return to the regional bloc. The Ghanaian President has however opted to take a different approach. But how did it all play out? Let's find out. A few days ago, the new President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama paid a visit to Abidjan Ivory Coast, as part of his regional visit. There, he met with the President of Ivory Coast, Alassane Ouattara. During the discussion, both Presidents spoke on several topics including defence, security, and the cocoa economy. Recall that both Ivory Coast and Ghana are among the leading producers of cocoa in the world. But among the topics of discussion was the issue of the withdrawal of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso from the regional bloc, ECOWAS.

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