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The Ancient Kingdom of Axum​, situated in present-day #Ethiopia​, is a captivating destination that offers a glimpse into the rich history of Africa. This pioneering African Empire once held sway over the horn of Africa and Southern Arabia​, leaving behind a legacy of remarkable achievements. Axum was renowned for its advanced civilization, impressive architecture, and flourishing trade networks. The kingdom's most iconic landmarks include the towering obelisks, ancient tombs, and intricate stone carvings. Visitors to Axum can explore its fascinating ruins, marvel at its archaeological treasures, and immerse themselves in the wonders of this ancient kingdom.

Cheikh Anta Diop of Senegal and Theophile Obenga of Congo presentation at the United Nations 1974 symposium on "The Peopling of Ancient Egypt and deciphering the Meroitic script" significantly impacted African history. The five categories in which their presentation had an impact are: (1) the reclamation of African history (2) the recognition of African contributions to world civilization (3) the promotion of African unity (4) the development of African-centered education (5) the advancement of African cultural awareness.

This podcast features Brother Jammers, a radio presenter, author, DJ, and researcher who seeks to enlighten the viewer as to why etymology has a bearing on the language's we speak both on a conscious and unconscious manner. Etymology is the study of the origin and development of words. It examines how words have evolved over time, tracing their roots back to different languages and cultures. Understanding the etymology of words can provide valuable insights into their meaning and usage. In addition to their historical significance, words also have a psychological effect on individuals. The way we perceive and interpret words can have a profound impact on our thoughts, emotions, and behavior. This is because words carry meaning and associations that can evoke certain feelings and reactions. For example, research has shown that certain words can elicit strong emotional responses. Positive words such as "love" and "joy" tend to evoke feelings of happiness and well-being, while negative words like "hate" and "fear" can trigger feelings of anxiety and distress. The power of words lies in their ability to shape our perceptions and influence our actions. Moreover, the psychological effect of words extends beyond individual experiences. Words have the power to shape societal attitudes and beliefs. They can be used to convey messages, reinforce stereotypes, or challenge existing norms. By understanding the psychological impact of words, we can become more conscious of the language we use and its potential consequences.

Vasco Stevenson-Bey, a radio broadcaster and presenter, explains the mysteries of the Eye of Horus. https://www.blackhealth.co.uk

Despite its relatively short existence, the West Indies Federation played a significant role in shaping the political landscape of the Caribbean region and laid the groundwork for future regional integration efforts.

Why is the Democratic Republic of Congo so unstable? What is the association of King Leopold II and the DRC? Are the United Nations helping or hindering the DRC? This podcast attempts to answer all the above questions.

The Organisation of African Unity (OAU) was dissolved in 2002, but its legacy lives on in the form of the African Union (AU), which continues to promote the unity and solidarity of African countries.