Everybody HasTo Be Involved In Project Africa.

“Tell Me Again”

Tell me again why we should forget

I see that you haven’t forgotten Pearl Harbor yet

Tell me again why you say you can’t

You paid everyone else for their time in the camps

Tell me again why we should ignore

The many times you said “you’re mama’s a whore”

Tell me again why because we fail to see

Kimpa Vita (Dona Beatriz) (1684–1706) Saint of Kongo

One of the first African women to fight against European dominance in Africa during the colonial period & expose the racism and misogyny in the Catholic church.

The founder of the first black Christian movement in Sub-Saharan Africa.

She fought all forms of slavery, and tried to reconcile Christianity with African religions and beliefs, teac...

Your mobile phone and PC Cause the Genocide In  Congo

The mobile phone in your pocket PC at your offices and LapTop helping to fund armed militia groups sponssoring by west and east mullti nationa electronics company in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that use rape and murder as weapons of war, campaigners have warned.

Insurgents in the central African state are earning up to £118 million every year by selling four so-called “blood minerals” that a...

LUMUMBA'S LAST MESSAGE TO HIS WIFE( I typed it in tears)

My Dear,

I am writing this without knowing whether you will ever get it, or when, or whether I shall be alive when you read it. Throughout my struggle for the independence of my country I have never for one instant doubted that the sacred cause to which my friends and I have given our lives would triumph in the end. But...

A poem by Patrice Lumumba

By Sipho Nkala

 O black man, beast of burden through the centuries,

Your ashes scattered to the winds of heaven,

There was a time when you built burial temples

In which your murderers sleep their final sleep.

Hunted down and tracked, driven from your homes.

Beaten in battles where brute force prevailed.

Barbaric centuries of rape and carnage

That offered y...

More than 1,100 women are raped every day in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), making sexual violence against women 26 times more common than previously thought, a study concluded Tuesday. More than 400,000 women and girls between the ages of 15 to 49 were raped in the vast, war-ravaged country in central Africa during a 12-month period in 2006 and 2007, according to the study published in the American Journal of Public Health. That is 26 times more than the 15,000 women that the United...