I have a dream that my little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.

http://www.myafricanow.com/englands-smartest-family/

These kids have already passed most of the exams that adults take

He has served Africa very well despite the western trying all they could do to tarnish his name and legacy.

www.myafricanow.com/president-robert-mugabe-famous-pictures-quotes/

visit Seychelles you will find them there

it is naturally like that

I was astonished by this rare plant. How similar to us human beings

What do you think?

http://www.myafricanow.com/butt-nut-bootylicious-plant-seychelles/

When i saw them i did not know whether i should laugh but there are genius. We have to start from somewhere lol

share if you have any here.

http://www.myafricanow.com/funny-african-inventions-ever-made-seriously-crazy/

awesome. Thanks for sharing this

I was reading this article and the evidence that they are showing.... made think about what we know regarding the Hebrews living in Egypt.

What do you know?

I am confused now


http://www.myafricanow.com/who-was-moses/

What Can we learn from the evidences that affected the world? If we could exclude the natural disasters, the rest might teach us a lot on how we can well prepare for the coming year and years to come even if we were not affected directly by them.

http://www.myafricanow.com/21-moments-that-shocked-us-in-2014/

Former President of Uganda, Idi was known to be a strong leader during his time. A man who thought he could take on Israel by himself and his country. He is also known for his famous speech that really made him popular. In one interview, he said that Black AMericans should seek independence and become prominent in USA. Well it has come true. Check the video herehttp://www.myafricanow.com/idi-amini-best-speech-ever-very-funny/. Meanwhile enjoy one of his speech to the Queen of UK.

For those of us who English is not their first language, read on!!Here is a speech delivered by Idi Amin at a sumptuous luncheon hosted By Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain .

“My majesty Mr. Queen Sir, horrible ministers and members of parliament, invented Guests, ladies under gentlemen. I hereby thank you completely…..Mr. Queen, sir; and also what he has done for me and my fellow Uganda who come with me.

We have really eaten very much. And we are fed up completely:And also very thanks to you keenly open up from all windows: so that those plenty climates can come into lunch. But before I go back to my country with a plane from the Entebbe airport of London I wish to invitation you Mr. Queen, to become home to Uganda so that we can also revenge on you .

You will eat a full cow:and also feel up your stomach and walk with difficult because of full stomach completely. Even when you want to rest at night; I will make sure that you sleep on top of me in the top up stairs of my mansion completely so that you can enjoy all the gravity of fresh air.

“But now am sorry because I have to tell you that I have made a shortcall on you only. But next time I shall make a long call on you to last the whole moon completely. Thank you very much to allow me to UnCloth you completely before these extinguished ladies undergentlemen sir.

Lastly but not list, I ask the band to play our international anthem of the republic of Uganda and also the British international anthem..Your majesty sir, I thank you from the bottom of my heart and from thebottoms of all the people of Uganda .

With this few words I thank you Sir.

The use of medicinal plants as a fundamental component of the African traditional healthcare system is perhaps the oldest and the most assorted of all therapeutic systems. In many parts of rural Africa, traditional healers prescribing medicinal plants are the most easily accessible and affordable health resource available to the local community and at times the only therapy that subsists. Nonetheless, there is still a paucity of updated comprehensive compilation of promising medicinal plants from the African continent.

How many will you know?

http://www.myafricanow.com/7-amazing-herbs-africa-will-make-think-twice-visiting-pharmacy/

Which other ones do you know that we can add on the list?

Mark Kaigwa has spent the last 7 years helping global and African businesses, brands and nonprofits use technology to connect with Africans online. A consultant, strategist and speaker who likes to get hands-on solving problems and applying ideas that will change the future of this continent and emerging markets.His focus is African and global creativity, through the lens of the work and ideas of leading thinkers and doers, opinion formers, trendsetters and industry experts.

http://www.myafricanow.com/kenyan-mans-view-world-will-make-question-existance-creates-will-blow-mind-check/

Over a decade ago Nigeria had 100,000 phone lines, mostly landlines run by Nitel telecoms a state owned telecoms company. Forward to today, Nigeria has about 100 million mobile phone lines and still counting. This makes it Africa’s biggest telecoms market, according to statistics by the Nigerian Communications Commission.

The story is similar across Africa and this is a phenomenal trend considering Africa was behind technologically for years. What is even more peculiar is that some people who never used pcs to access the internet are already using mobiles to do so. Can we say this has been a technological leap by a continent that has largely lagged behind. How can Africa use this advantage to fuel economical growth?

Giants like Google and microsoft are getting in on the act, planning to sell millions of mobile phones to people in Africa. It is estimated that by 2016 there will be a billion mobile phones on the continent.

In 2007, President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, said:

“In 10 short years, what was once an object of luxury and privilege, the mobile phone, has become a basic necessity in Africa.”

This video shows how mobile phones have transformed life in Africahttp://www.myafricanow.com/mobile-phones-tablets-changing-way-live-africa/

The Kantanka is a car that was conceived, designed and made in Ghana. This brand of cars is probably the most promising of all the cars made in Africa right now. The Kantanka Automobile Company has announced that its cars will hit the streets in January subject to the Ghana Standards Authority giving the green light.

The brains behind the car Apostle Dr Kwadwo Safo, the founder and owner of the Kantanka Group of Companies. Dr Kwakwo described as being naturally gifted, a genius, an inventor and a philanthropist.He has no formal or sophisticated technical background. He imagines, dreams and creates at will. He lives in his own world.

The Kantanka is the car of our choice and we will test drive it in 2015.

Innoson from Nigeria

On their website Innoson says,

We are the premiere private vehicle manufacturing company in Nigeria. Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company was commissioned by His Excellency, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
Chief (Dr.) Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma (OFR),is the founder and developer at Innoson, a Nigerian homegrown car company below are some of the exciting models developed by this enterprising company. Some of their models are already on the road and you can purchase one if you so wish. visit their website for more information.

Kiira EV SMACK from Uganda

This is a car developed in Uganda by Kiira Motors Corporation (KMC), origionally the ‘KIIRA’ was developed by students. This car is a hybrid car which means it combine the benefits of gasoline engines and electric motors and can be configured to obtain different objectives, such as improved fuel economy, increased power, or additional auxiliary power for electronic devices and power tools, according to Mojabuzz

When it retails, it will set you back us$30 000. This car has the look of slickness , I guess we will try it when it comes. Don’t take my word for it, this is how it looks.

Okay. What should i do?
Copy and paste for you the same image or upload them?

I found this article discussing that somewhere in Angola, Mana has been falling since 1945.

In this part of the country although they have always had poor harvests, God has always provided for his people. It is said manna has been falling since 1945 in this drought stricken area.

Until today people are still eating the manna that is provided every Monday and Wednesday. Those that have tasted it say it has a sweet taste.

Hard to believe. Find out.

http://www.myafricanow.com/behold-mana-falls-little-angolian-village/

These Cars Were designed and Made in Africa by Africans, Which One Will You Be Driving?

http://www.myafricanow.com/cars-made-in-africa-finally-horray/

A Speech about Africa you can’t Ignore: The next BOOM! Africa Rising

See it here:
http://www.myafricanow.com/speech-africa-cant-ignore-next-boom-africa-rising/

The numbers that i have seen from this article is staggering. What do you think?

http://www.myafricanow.com/aid-to-africa-from-world/

King Henry - Arsenal Legend Retires
http://www.myafricanow.com/thierry-henry-arsenal-legends-career-pictures/

http://www.myafricanow.com/wow-cows-can-text-crazy-thing/

CAN YOU BELIEVE YOU CAN GET A TEXT FROM YOUR COW, FIND OUT HOW…

http://www.myafricanow.com/wow-cows-can-text-crazy-thing/

I agree with you 100%

What happened to our Africa Continent?

This is breathtaking

http://www.myafricanow.com/map-of-africa-before-colonisation/

http://www.myafricanow.com/13-powerful-portraits-africas-scarred-faces/

ana Choumali’s breath taking photo series “The Last Generation” captures the social practice of scarification in Africa – the act of scarring one’s face as a cultural tradition.

http://www.myafricanow.com/13-powerful-portraits-africas-scarred-faces/