Eugene Makokha posted in the group Eugene Shiundu, an african writer
“I started my education at a local school in the countryside before the age of 12. Later I moved to a boarding school whose foundation was Catholic. I loved the new life and found new friends who helped me to modernize my habits. Muslims and Hindu believers were students at the school too and did not fear the influence of the Catholic church. I…Read More
Eugene Makokha posted in the group KENYA
“I love Kenya because it is one of the most peaceful countries in Africa. Swahili and English are the two official languages of my nation. Kenya does not have a state religion, which gives Kenyans the freedom of worship. It comprises of more than 40tribes which coexist under the leadership of one president, elected by the people. The entry of…Read More
Eugene Makokha posted in the group ARTS MARTIAUX INTERNES
“As one of the internal martials arts, Taichi has greatly improved my body fitness because of the different breathing techniques. Sometimes I hold my breath, other times I take a deep breathe. Internal organs rely on your breath to get stronger for the body to adapt to the surrounding environment”
Eugene Makokha posted in the group Eugene Shiundu, an african writer
I am a Luhya from Western Kenya. The Luhya people are part of the Bantu of Africa who are spread across the continent. Africa lives in me, and visiting another country only adds value to my view of the world and the culture of other races. My visit to China as a young African writer opened a new page in my life regarding my lifestyle and eating…Read More
valentine posted in the group RÉPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE – Central African Republic
Les pygmées de l’Afrique Centrale sont réputés pour leur musique.
valentine posted in the group GUINÉE-BISSAU
valentine posted in the group Le MOZAMBIQUE
This song, We Can Love, by popular Mozambican artist, Neyma, is both inspired by and dedicated to the soul, spirit and music of Bob Marley. The music itself interpolates the Reggae style of music with the Marrabenta style of music from Mozambique. Viva Reggae! Viva Marrabenta! Jah One Love!
Hommes bleus est une dénomination partagée par les Touaregs, les Maures et les Marocains du Sud. Elle correspond à la forte teinture d’indigo des vêtements, qui peut déteindre sur la peau.
Ils sont aujourd’hui au moins 1,5 million, répartis entre cinq pays: Niger (800 000), Mali (500 000), Libye, Algér…Read More- Load More Posts
