Strong African Families

By Sicebise Msengana

I have said many times before, there can't be black people in the world without the black man, black woman and black child. 

The revolution of African people against foreign domination (i.e. European and Asian etc.) begins at home. There can't be strong African communities with African families. There can't be strong African businesses without African families. There can't be strong African marriages without African families. There can't be strong black power movements without African families. There can't be healthy, productive African men, African women and children without African families. There can't be an empowered Africa without African families. There can't be strong African culture, languages, traditions, values and orientations without African families. There can't be strong African unity without African families.

 Family is the important part of REVOLUTION. 

The Destiny of African People is Controlled by Europeans through African women

By Sicebise Msengana

Have you ever wondered why black people find themselves in compromising positions globally? I think part of the problem emanates from the wombs of black women. Throughout history white men have sought to control the wombs of African women to ensure the survival of white supremacy and ENSLAVEMENT of African people.

Pan-African Identity

By Sicebise Msengana

"Black, or Blackness, tells you how you look without telling you who you are, whereas Africa, or Africans, relates you to land, history, and culture"– John Hendrik Clarke

Son of the Soil: Robert Sobukwe

By Sicebise Msengana

Racists/White supremacists, apartheid officials and generals considered Prof.

HARPEVILLE MASSACRE: Robert Sobukwe

By Sicebise Msengana

S A SCHOLAR and REVOLUTIONARY leader so POWERFUL, INTELLIGENT, ELOQUENT and CHARISMTIC that the European colonists chose to negotiate with Nelson Mandela over him. The mastermind behind the 21 March 1960 march.

SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE

By Sicebise Msengana

21 March 2018, the 57th anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre, what can be learned on this day? UNITY!

SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE

• By Sicebise Msengana

: A lot of our people think that apartheid (racism) is white policemen going around and killing people. And then they clap hands and say, "Apartheid will never happen again!"

RACIST HOLLYWOOD STEREOTYPES

By Sicebise Msengana

It's very important for Africans to monitor what their children watch on television.

True African Religion

By Sicebise Msengana

TRUE AFRICAN RELIGION: There will never be peace in Africa until

“Groundings with My Daughters”. Mentacide: and Other Essays

By Sicebise Msengana

Baruti, Mwalimu K. Bomani. “Groundings with My Daughters”. Mentacide: and Other Essays. Atlanta,    GA: Akoben House. 2005

Young sisters, you must think deeply about the way of our ancestors. Those of ancient Nubia, Kemet, and the rest of our motherland surpassed all others in their wisdom and humanity. They are the ones who warned us about committing treason against the culture and tradition that make us Afrikan, lest we destroy ourselves. Remember, there is no separation of the past and present, no divide between ourstorical interpretation and contemporary reality. 

READING LIST 2017

By Sicebise Msengana

It's that time again, where I get to read books until 3 a.m in the morning. Every year I make my book recommendations to the public. This year is no different.

Can Subsistence Agriculture Feed Africa?

By Sicebise Msengana

CAN SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURE FEED AFRICA? I spent a week in Tsolo, South Africa, learning about types of farming methods.

POSITIVE IMAGES OF AFRICAN MEN

By Sicebise Msengana

Africa is the most diverse continent on on the planet. We have thousands of more than 3000 ethnic groups speaking more than 2000 languages and residing in 54 countries.

NOT ONLY ZUMA MUST GO BUT THE ENTIRE ANC LED GOVERNMENT AND ITS CAPITALIST BOSSES MUST FALL: WE REJECT BOTH EAST AND WEST IMPERIALISM

Edward Mitole


The entire psychopathic bourgeois media and its owners have rallied in a desperate attempt to rally the working class into supporting their intra-class fractional battle. The exploited class is opportunistically drawn to fight in an intra-class battle of its exploiter, a battle for who can better exploit.

The downfall of Mbeki: The hidden truth

John Pilger

The political rupture in South Africa is being presented in the outside world as the personal tragedy and humiliation of one man, Thabo Mbeki. It is reminiscent of the beatification of Nelson Mandela at the death of apartheid.

African Mahood Part 5

By Sicebise Msengana

The African man: There is no long set of rules or or tell him how to be a man; it's already there inside him. Just step back, show him respect, and let him be in charge of his life and family.

Where Was God During Slavery

By Sicebise Msengana

The same place he was when he drowned millions of men, women and children with a globe flood in Noah's days. The same place he was when he punished the entire human race because of the actions of two sinful individuals -- Adam and Eve.

Anti-African Manhood Racism in Black America Part 1

By Sicebise Msengana

Okay, we get you hate Black men. There's no need to lump us all with inferior minded Black men.  There are two things to be learned from this typical response:

 (a) Prejudice in the Black community is instrumental in other people taking advantage of Africans everywhere, they may be.

Africa Manhood Part 4

By Sicebise Msengana

I make no apologies! The African man is the only "crush" that a Black woman should aspire to have in her life. The African man is the only bull in the kraal.

African Love

By Sicebise Msengana

 

L♥VE and SEXUALI☥Y are intimately related because they lead to the maintenance and reproduction of the species.