Another @Solphendukaa lookalike enjoying some drink in the streets of Brazil

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Senamile Masango is No more 😭😭😭💔💔 she was a celebrated Nuclear Scientist, World Energy Leader, Entrepreneur, the presidency of the Republic of South Africa First Black Nuclear Scientist in the world from Nongoma

Here are some uncomfortable facts for Afriforum and Trump:

It’s my 33rd birthday, and my heart is full of joy and gratitude! I’m blessed with a beautiful son, a loving partner, amazing friends, and a supportive family. I’m also grateful to do what I love—special thanks to Bo Skado for making it even more fun! To everyone who has poured love, wisdom, and opportunities into my life—thank you. Your support, whether in person or online, means the world to me. May we all continue to share love and kindness! And to Mpumi Mlambo, Skado—I’m so proud of you! Well done! Keep going! Outfit : @AFI_sa

Remember when @GodPenuel was a paying member @afriforum 💀

Today, 7 February, we commemorate the 39th death anniversary of Cheikh Anta Diop (1923-86), a luminary in the Pan-African movement.  As a fervent advocate for African history and identity, this distinguished scholar and philosopher devoted his life to challenging and dismantling colonial narratives, striving to reclaim Africa's true essence. Diop's work contested Eurocentric historical perspectives, positioning Africa as a pivotal player in the narrative of human civilisation. His groundbreaking theories on linguistic origins, particularly the 'Paleo-African' hypothesis, ignited essential dialogues regarding Africa's significant intellectual and cultural contributions to global history. He boldly addressed the distortions and biases that had long marginalised African narratives, paving the way for a more accurate comprehension of Africa’s past. His steadfast conviction in Africa's dignity and potential served as a catalyst for the Pan-African movement, encouraging individuals of African descent to unite and honour our collective heritage. Diop underscored the necessity of cultural reclamation, advocating for the rediscovery of our languages, traditions, and knowledge systems. His powerful message resonated profoundly, inspiring liberation and self-determination movements throughout the African continent. Diop died of a heart attack at age 62 in 1986.

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