Can I ask a stupid question. What's wrong with trees

Before demonstrating your geopolitical prowess, show on the map the country you're discussing.

The invention of the shovel was a ground breaking discovery. But the invention of the broom was the one that truly swept the nation.

This is the rubbish left behind by Zimbabwe Republic Police officers manning a holiday roadblock along Plumtree Road, between Figtree and Marula. The irony? A bin is less than 50 metres away. If those enforcing the law won’t respect the environment, what message does that send?

Some masks are worn to impress, to belong, or to protect. Others are worn because the wearer no longer knows who they are without it. This work reflects on those moments of pretence, when love, intelligence, or purpose is performed rather than lived. #ZimbabweanStoneSculpture

The simplicity of the form allows the idea to remain open. The mask becomes a mirror, inviting viewers to consider not only the façades they encounter in others, but those they may carry themselves. #ZimbabweanStoneSculpture #AbstractArt

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MISSION STATIONS WERE PLACED ON ALREADY-KNOWN POWERFUL SITES: Mission stations in Southern Africa were not placed by chance. They were planted on land that was already known, already mapped, already alive. Missionaries consistently built where power was concentrated…

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There was a time in America when being gay wasn’t just dangerous — it was illegal. Careers could vanish overnight. Roles revoked. Reputations destroyed. But in the middle of that fear stood Cicely Tyson — not just a groundbreaking actress, but a sanctuary. In 1976, on the set

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This isn't about just the land. It's about controlling food and labor. Once Kenyans are off the land, boxed in glorified prisons called "Affordable housing," politicians will sell your right to food and right to labor to the wazungu billionaires. They've already started with law,

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Female frogs use a survival strategy called thanatosis where they become completely immobile to avoid unwanted mating Researchers observed this behavior in European common frogs, noting that females entered a rigid, death-like state when approached by males they did not select

#LandIsNotProperty Mwalimu Wandia The reason security systems arrest Kenyans wherever they find them leisurely sitting around in a group without any plausible reason.

i never share my beliefs on patriarchy because its far to the left of modern feminism. i call it pre-patriarchy. but we’re living in a biological/nuclear/sonic weapon hellhole and staring down the barrel of our own extinction, so fuck it, i’ll share. male leadership is 1/6

"While our [black] men seem thoroughly abreast of the times on every other subject, when they strike the woman question, they drop back into sixteenth-century logic.” - Anna Julia Cooper, 1892

The “starter wife” phenomenon is not a modern dating complaint—it is a long-standing pattern built into how power has been accumulated and rewarded. Across history, women labored invisibly beside men while they studied, built careers, ran for office, or climbed professional

Anyways i am happy to share that I have found an agent for my book: Mothers of Nations. It chronicles the stories of 20 women who were part of independence movements in Africa yet we barely know them. In the book, I argue that their erasure is intentional Once we get it to a