Africa Memorial Day 2023 – Live Streaming
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Fr Odior emphasized the importance of understanding African history, culture, and the continent’s diverse experiences, urging students to take pride in their heritage and develop a strong sense of identity.
Who are you, truly?
Not the name on paper, not the mask the world hands you. Do you know who you are?
Sankofa Political Studies (SPS) 2025/2026 steps into the African Identity Lecture Series with a call to remember, reclaim, and re-speak the self. Today’s gathering journeys into “The Power of the Word: Nommo and Creative Utterance” – where speech is not mere sound, but force; not noise, but creation.
Come ready to listen. Come ready to speak. Come ready to awaken what your words can build.
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Rome – 19th March 2019, at the Salesian Pontificia University, Correct Connect Africa Foundation participated at the official launching of Nutrispir+, directed by Pauline Keller-Tsanga from Cameroun.
The Event saw the presence of distinguished guests, which include, ambassadors, bishops from Burkina Faso and Cameroun; medical officials from several countries, such as Belgium, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Gabon, Luxembourg, Democratic Republic of Congo and the United States.
Nutrispir+ is a dietary supplement made from spirulina and other active ingredients that fight nutritional deficiencies and strengthens the immune system in children and adults. It is one of the most potent nutrient sources available, according to wellnessmama.com.
Dr Jethro Mavungu, a specialist in public health and doctoral student in biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Liège, explained the properties and the numerous health benefits of the product.
What do you think of an Afrocentric curriculum in African schools?