CUBA
From Havana to Trinidad
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It is been four years of changes. This 2020 I wanted to start with one of my biggest dreams, travelling to Ghana as part of reconnecting with my African roots. Ghana was and is amazing, people made me feel like home. Hopefully, next stop will be my home country Nigeria and DR Congo.
Read More GhanaPREFACE
After 25 years I finally discovered my African heritage which it is taking me through an intense and nourishing journey where I am meeting myself and understanding race and gender relations. Welcome to the Chapter one of my life: Awareness
Read More PREFACEThe souls that fade away in the sea (Part I)
The global growth and the economic progress are inevitable, through Modernization and the following globalization. This one has allowed a global liberation of markets and people’s transit, but at the same time, it has reinforced the power system, by which second-class citizens have been created. Although the world seems to be advancing, wars persist, and […]
Read More The souls that fade away in the sea (Part I)The state-NGOs roles and the relationships in developing countries
The figure of the NGO replaces the role of states in order to ameliorate the basic living standards as health care, education and welfare caused by a poor economic growth and languidly development. Therefore, NGOs appeared to complete the failed work of states regarding to social issues. However, the relationship between of these two can have a vast of boundaries and side interests.
Read More The state-NGOs roles and the relationships in developing countriesNigeria: development and communications policy
The African continent has 12% of the world population, but only 2% of ITC’s is present in Africa. In its countries, the lack of infrastructures, poverty, and deficient administration, produce an impediment on the development of telecommunications and media.
Read More Nigeria: development and communications policyColonialism and imperialism: development or stagnation and poverty
“Colonialism hardly ever exploits the whole of the country. It is itself with the natural resources, which it extracts, and exports to meet the needs of the mother country’s industries, thus allowing certain sectors of the colony to become relatively rich, but the rest of the colony follows its path of under-development and poverty, or at all events sinks into it more deeply.” Frantz Fanon
Read More Colonialism and imperialism: development or stagnation and povertyOde to my roots
The rivers of Africa run in my veins. The rhythm of its music shakes my legs. The sun above Virunga glows on my face. Cocoa and Shea butter protect my soul’s vase. From Togo to Congo, this is the trace for many years of migrations before I was created. I am daughter of Nigeria, of Ògún and Ọ̀ṣun. I don’t fear blows because I am a warrior like Queen Amina who for reign was born. I am a child of Africa with honor, therefore, no one will lower my banner.
Read More Ode to my rootsCultural imperialism and globalization
The western countries and the United States occupied the power of the world economy more than four centuries ago, thus provoking the control of world culture and the mass media. As we have seen, the media is a business shaped by economic and political decisions, which goes beyond just sharing culture worldwide, but to acquire more users, viewers, and listeners.
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