@NativeLandgrab

Born-again Pagan. Banned broadcaster. Proud Mission School reject. Fighting the 2nd Scramble for Africa. Restoring Native Thought for Africa and all Humanity.

Buganda
Joined March 2012
This is how Afrikaners lived in the 1930s before the Carnegie Commission was established to address "The Poor White Problem in South Africa". Today they want to lecture us about BBBEE.
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This is not accurate. It was the communists (and trades unionists) who were rounded up first in Nazi Germany (and the communist party banned). Jews were rounded later, but laws against them were the initial form of oppression. The difference is actually historically important.
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What happens when a seed variety that has fed families for generations disappears? What happens to the food, biodiversity and knowledge connected to it? The 1st Eastern Africa Indigenous Seed Conference brings these questions to the centre of the conversation.
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Cameroon had fewer than 60 cardiologists for more than 20 million people, almost all of them in two cities. A computer-science student in Yaoundé decided the patients should not have to travel to the doctors. Arthur Zang lost an uncle to heart disease. In 2009, while still at university, he began writing software that could turn a tablet into an electrocardiogram machine. He taught himself electronics through a free online course from an Indian institute after banks refused him loans. The result was the Cardiopad: a battery-powered, humidity-resistant tablet that attaches electrodes to a patient in a rural clinic, records a 12-lead ECG, and sends the data over a mobile network to a specialist in Yaoundé or Douala. The doctor reads it remotely and sends back a diagnosis. He patented the device through the African Intellectual Property Organization, founded Himore Medical, and produced units that sell for a few thousand dollars. Clinics that once had no way to check a heart now run tests on the spot. Zang did not wait for imported hospital equipment that rural roads and power cuts would destroy. He built a machine that works where Africa actually lives.
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Uganda agreed to hand over to the USA her pathogen profile and medical records. She also agreed that any drugs brought in to Uganda per the agreement, *would not be subject to inspection* by the National Drug Authority. Basically in 2026 Uganda became a lab for US experiments.
Why Ghana flagged and declined to sign the new USA Health Compact Agreement. President Mahama disclosed that Ghana flagged several issues in a health compact proposed by the U.S. as a replacement for USAID funding. JDM explains 👇🏽
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A lot of you from outside Ireland are probably hearing about the Garvaghy Road and wondering what all the fuss is about. 1998 - After the parade was banned from marching on the Garvaghy Rd, ten Catholic churches were set on fire across Ulster in one night. In the following days, loyalists attacked Catholic homes, schools and businesses. Multiple houses were petrol-bombed, resulting in the murder of 3 young boys, the Quinn brothers. Their home was targeted because their mother was Catholic. She mother woke to the sound of her children screaming in fear and the house full of smoke. Sadly the boys, Jason, Mark and Richard, did not make it out. Garfield Gilmour was sentenced to life in prison after he admitted to driving three members of a UVF unit to the house, but later that was reduced to manslaughter. Johnny McKay and brothers Raymond and Ivan Parke were named by Gilmour as the killers, but were never charged because of a lack of evidence. In the days following the murders, loyalist bands defied orders not to play music while marching passed the home of the Quinn boys grandmother. Tonight, a court overturned an earlier ruling banning the parade from marching on the Garvaghy Road, crowds have gathered and confrontation now seems inevitable with that march set to go ahead early Sunday morning. The courts allowing this march to go ahead is absolute madness!
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AFRIGO band mu 1975.
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Used to have these Brazilian siblings in my school back then. Dude and his sister would pull up after assembly, while everyone else was lined up receiving strokes for late coming. They’d just casually stroll into their classrooms like nothing was happening. 😭 That was when I truly understood what George Orwell was saying in Animal Farm.
White boy go enter naija school with full hair nobody go disturb am 😂
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I agree. In fact, where you said “at least 30 years behind”; I’d say 50. Not that I like urbanization. But there are other measurements that show the same gap. nitter.cf/jamesonen/status/21037…
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HAPPENED NOW IN MPAPE, ABUJA According to eyewitnesses, trucks reportedly carrying natural resources said to be lithium, were blocked by residents who refused to let them pass. Before police start firing bullets.
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HEZEKIAH ANDREW SHANU He was a Yorùbá man and indigene of Lagos who was born in 1858. He was educated in Lagos at the CMS secondary school. He was a photographer and an artist who was employed in Congo as a clerk. It was during this time, Shanu started to cover the atrocities of Leopold in Congo. He spoke against the destruction of indigenous people of Congo by Leopold and started using his photographic skills to take images of the horrors of the Belgian army and mercenaries against the Congolese people. When the images of this evil got into many European news outlets, Belgium was isolated and called chastised. Later, Shanu was exposed as the official responsible for the leakage of this images that created a tsunami against the Belgian government of Leopold. Shanu was forced to commit suicide after his business was bankrupted and he lost his job because of his. political activism in Congo. Léopold's fiefdom, the Congo Free State was dismantled 3years after his death. Rest in power, Shanu ✊🏿 Think Yoruba First
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Kill the cow, kill the Pastoralist. Colonial structures of domination and subjugation have always targeted livelihoods in their scorched earth policy against natives.
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This is Eddy Ganja, a guitarist with Afrigo Band. He worked with Moses Matovu from the late 60s in Cranes Band and then Afrigo. He was also a very close friend to Alex Mukulu. In just in the same year he has buried his 2 closest and oldest friends. Life.
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A forest Asst goes to a forest finds rogue surveyors demarcating&surveying a forestreserve.He arrests them with a help of environ police&UPDF.Shortly a UPDF car comes with covered plates disarms all sector UPDF&Police Beats&drags forest staff to their car for blocking land grab
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🇮🇷🇮🇱Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian: “The nuclear weapon is in Israel, but the inspectors are in Iran.”
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Bonjour à tous. Je m’appelle Albert Richard suis à la recherche de ce petit garçon (né en 25 juillet 2001 à Thies au Sénégal) qui est sur la photo qui s’appelle Jean Pierre Emile. C’est mon petit frère et j’ai beaucoup hésité avant d’écrire ici. Il a été donné en adoption en 2002 au couple français sur la photo ( Claude et Veronique) qui vivait au temps vers Lyon. En effet , la mère ( Emilie) est décédé au lendemain de la naissance de mon petit frère, je devais avoir 5 ans. mon oncle qui était chef de maison avait donné le bébé (dont ma tante s’occupait déjà depuis Dakar) à ce couple qui se trouvait être ses amis car ils ne pouvaient pas avoir d’enfants. ils sont revenus au pays un jour nous voir quand le petit avait 4 ans et depuis lors on ne le voit plus, ni de nouvelles de lui ni de sa famille adoptive. j’ai grandi avec cette envie et cette promesse de retrouver mon petit garçon car était le seul lien avec la daronne. J’ai demandé a mon oncle et j’ai insisté à plusieurs reprises mais il me fait savoir qu’il n’a plus de nouvelles d’eux , tout ce temps je demandais aussi et je cherchais des informations Les seules que j’ai réussies à trouver de lui durant ces années sont les photos suivantes.. Je veux juste revoir mon petit frère pas forcément faire partie de sa vie, ni de le séparer de sa famille adoptive mais ce manque est plus fort que moi et je demande à cette famille de me laisser revoir mon frère qui doit avoir 26 ans donc toute personne qui pourrait m’aider sera la bienvenue. Je ne sais pas si j’ai le droit ou pas d’écrire ici pour en parler ou de faire sa recherche mais c’est une nécessité pour moi et je le fais de manière noble et purement amicale. Je m’excuse auprès de tous vraiment et j’espère trouver des pistes. cordialement,
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#TheatreQuote | The more you go to a theatre and the more you hear stories you aren't necessarily familiar with, the more open you become. - LYNN NOTTAGE #TheatrelnAfrica
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The tragedy of the African elite is that they conflate China's engineering capacity at home with its intentions abroad. When Uganda hands over a multimillion dollar infrastructure project to Beijing, they do so under the naive delusion that they are buying the same world class efficiency seen in Shanghai or Shenzhen. But they miss the fundamental point, China builds for China; they merely extract from Africa. Here, it is strictly a game of unmitigated profit. It is a cynical exercise in cutting corners, leveraging substandard materials, and deploying subpar construction techniques to maximize their margins. They know our corrupt systems will never hold them to account, so they give us infrastructure built to expire before the loans are even repaid. Eng. Ronald Balimwezo's confrontation is a brave, proper stance of leadership, but one man isn't enough. Every system in Uganda, and every system across Africa, needs to be that strict and confrontational with Chinese companies, miners, and businesses, if the continent is to protect itself.
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Why isn't any moslem condemning the KAFALA system?
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This is disrespectful, not in any way close to a Baganda traditional style of marriage. You can easily tell that the MC the other side couldn't even understand the language the father was speaking. We shouldn't generalise actions of individuals to represent an entire community. @BugandaKingdom_ has taken the marriage ceremony very seriously and has trained over 1000 kwanjula mcs on the guidelines for the ceremony. On a number of occasions, the leadership of the MCs has also reprimanded those that behave contrary to expected standards. Please see the attached media for one of the cases handled.
Please before u go for functions sit down with ur partners and old people to understand the cultural norms of people you are about to marry ; as Munyoro I found this disturbing , on our functions we don’t tolerate comedy u talk with elders in respect ate we don’t dance like u guys ; one day Baganda are going to be sent away from a home that’s when u guys will learn if u gonna do a cross tribal Marriage first understand the norms of the places u are marrying from No bad blood but there things that are supposed to stay in Buganda 🩷
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