Fable: The Mshinde Projects

In the Service of our Ancestors and African Love, Listen Seeker, I come in peace, “Warfare starts with a recruitment of people and ends with an exposure to the enemy. Somehow we don’t recruit, arm, organize, train, lodge, etc; but we’re shocked that our exposure is to our demise.” — Onitaset Kumat It bears repeating,

The Core Tenets of the African Blood Siblings

Listen SIblings, I come in peace, “The key to all problems is the problem of consciousness.” — African Proverb (KMT) “Maroon and Build For Self!” The spirit of this motto has been passed down for eons among African people. In the 18th Century, Queen Nanny had used it to organize forgers of a Prosperous, Independent

On the Streets

Listen Siblings, I come in peace, “As an African people, our very worst impediment, off or on the streets, is assuming the justice of a different people.  This is as if a wildebeest assumed the justice of a crocodile (or vice versa.)” — Onitaset Kumat There is a key to Prosperous, Independent African Communities.  This

See the hope for Africa in Suriname’s “Bizarre Food”

Listen Siblings, I come in peace, “The only thing that is humiliating is helplessness.” — KMT Proverb We offer the very, very best; a promising future for you and yours.  That’s why the ABS sells the companion pamphlet to this newsletter: “Maroon and Build For Self.” It’s a small price for the big results we’ll

An African Libation

Listen Siblings, I come in peace, “Ours is a problem of not building African Blood Siblings Community Centers (ABSCC), communal spots of restorative consciousness to raise us into loving, knowledgeable and wise Africans.” — Onitaset Kumat Today’s article is an African libation written under the guidance of the Akan tradition.  Much of the earliest recorded