Africa is changing!

And today we're gonna show you who's changing it. They're not the entrepreneurs or the CEOs but normal people like you and me, who want to make a difference.

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Ce titre célèbre l’excellence du noir , sa force et son courage … c’est un hommage aux grands héros qui ont marqués l’histoire africaine tel que soundjata,Chaka zoulou .. et plus récent nelson Mandela ,Félix houphouet ,Kwame Nkrumah, Senghor… qui ont lutté pour la liberté, pour la paix , pour la terre et la culture de leurs peuples

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Since time immemorial, the African continent has had some great leaders who have propelled the continent to its position today. But, who were the greatest African warriors of all time? These warriors were not only great combat people, but they were also great leaders who ruled and led their people with wisdom and great strategies.

15 Greatest African Warriors that made history

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Top 30 Heroes of the African Revolution
In terms of fighting for freedom and democracy, Africa has
come a long way as many Africans have given their lives for the
continent's current sovereignty. For their belief in the African
dream of equality for all, many of Africa's revolutionary heroes
and heroines were slain. After the second World war, the
momentum that would eventually lead to independence in
Africa began to take shape. Only a few African countries were
independent at the time such as Ethiopia which had never been
colonized, despite several Italian efforts. Following the war,
Africans desired change, and inspired by Indian self-rule, they
were optimistic about constructing a new civilization free of
European influence.

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15 African heroes who belt Africa
There are plenty of successful African heroes to choose from. But since you don't have all day, we've compiled a list of the top 15 African leaders who rose to national hero status. Africa is the second-largest continent in the world and is home to 54 independent nations. Africa's history has come to be associated with poverty, illiteracy, and hunger over the years. However, this is quickly changing. Africans are now aware that their own actions will determine the continent's future. To change the perception of Africa, some Africans have worked and continue to work.
As was already mentioned, there are quite more heroes, but we've chosen 15 of them to help you understand how Africa is undergoing a radical shift. These ten individuals have influenced a variety of facets of human endeavor, including business, government, civil society, sports, literature, the environment, and many others. Let's continue if you want to learn more about the 15 great African heroes of all time, people who have stood for something and fought for a great Africa. Please subscribe to our channel without much I do.
15. Thomas Sankara
Thomas Isidore Noel Sankara served as the President of Burkina Faso between 1983 and 1987. In an effort to end corruption and the dominance of the former French colonial power, he seized power in 1983 at the age of 33. He's often referred to as the "African Che Guevara." He was a feminist, Marxist revolutionary, pan-African theorist, and military captain. In the 1980s, he served as a role model for many young Africans. He continues to be respected as a hero by many Burkinabe’s. They praise his honesty and self-sacrifice. On October 15, 1987, an armed group murdered Sankara.
14. Jomo Kenyatta
Jomo Kenyatta was the first President of Kenya. Kenya gained independence in 1963. Jomo Kenyatta served as the leader of Kenya from the time it became independent till his death in 1978. He was the Prime Minister between 1963 and 1964, and President between 1964 and 1978. He brought stability and economic growth to Kenya. He pursued a pro-Western, anti-communist economic philosophy and foreign policy. He also oversaw his country’s admission to the UN.
13. Ahmed Sekou Touré
Sekou Touré was the first president of Guinea. He is respected across French West Africa for being the first president to have dared to say 'No 'to France. In 1958, French President Charles de Gaulle’s, under pressure to grant independence to French colonies, organized a constitutional referendum. African colonies, had the choice to approve the constitution and be granted gradual independence or become independent right away. Guinea is the only country that rejected the constitution and demanded its independence. In a famous speech, Ahmed Sekou Touré said: “It is better to be poor and free, than to live in luxury and be a slave."

12. Patrice Emery Lumumba
Patrice Emery Lumumba was a Congolese politician and independence leader who served as the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo from June until September 1960. A member of the Congolese National Movement, he led the Movement National Congolais (MNC) from 1958 until his execution in January 1961. As the head of the Movement National Congolais, Lumumba was detained in late October 1959 for inciting a riot against colonialism in Stanleyville, which resulted in the deaths of 30 people. He received a six-month prison term.
On October 5, 1958, after being freed from prison, Lumumba participated in the founding of the Movement National Congolais party and soon rose to the position of leader. In contrast to other Congolese parties emerging at the time, the Movement National Congolais did not have a specific ethnic base. It supported a platform that called for independence, a government that was gradually Africanized, state-led economic growth, and neutrality in international relations. Due to his charismatic personality, compelling oratory, and sophisticated ideologies, Lumumba had a sizable following.
He therefore enjoyed greater political independence than his contemporaries, who were more reliant on their Belgian connections. The Movement National Congolais sent Lumumba as one of its representatives to the All-African Peoples' Conference in Accra, Ghana, in December 1958. Lumumba furthered his Pan-Africanism at this international conference that Ghana's president Kwame Nkrumah hosted. Nkrumah was astonished by Lumumba's brilliance and talent. This act of heroism can’t be forgotten till today we keep fighting for our rights without fear just like Patrice Emery Lumumba.

Black Inventors who were awarded US patents prior to 1900.
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The We Wonder About family celebrate Black excellence in a tribute to Black inventors for their witty inventions that made major impacts on our lives.

The Black inventors listed with the U. S. Patent office.

The Black Inventors Exhibit has made its way to the Raymond A. Jordan senior center in Springfield.

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The ground-breaking Black Scientists & Inventors in the UK:Millenniums of Inventions & Innovations. From the international best-selling Black Scientists & Inventors series. The first comprehensive study of the African / Caribbean contribution in STEAMi to the UK. An epic story, showing a shared history.

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Here are some of the most famous black inventors that have literally change the world with their inventions and innovations. There are many more that I could have added to this video who have made a great impact on society as well.

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Check out this one as well: Black People Invented Everything - The Computer, The Cell Phone & The Internet! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=droXDWFdWAg

Here Are 5 Top Wonderful Black Women Inventors That Changed Our Lives For The Better. Let’s Take A Moment To Acknowledge Their Amazing Invention. We Salute You Ladies!!!

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Rudy L. Massamba (Congo Republic) and Keith C. Holmes (USA) are two authors who have each written a book dedicated to Black Inventors.

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In their combined interviews on separated TV Channels [Africanews] and [Arise News] they share their opinions and ideas about the role and importance of black inventors.

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The contributions of Black inventors to the technological advancement of the world is one subject that must always be in the spotlight of black history all year round, and not just a topic to be discussed during black history month. In a world where African American history has become a threat to so many circles, a true and holistic account of the black inventors in American history, is important, so as to further point to the ingenuity of black people worldwide.

Let’s brag a little about the inventions by African Americans, and how black people are not worthless like European scholars and white supremacists will have you believe. From the traffic light to elevators, and images of space, black inventors in history have revolutionized the way we live, and understand the universe.

Most people are familiar with well-known inventions such as the light bulb, cotton gin, and iPhone. But there are innumerable additional things that make our life easier that are often forgotten. African American inventors are among the creative innovators behind these devices. In this article we furnish you with a list of black inventors and the inventions that have come from their thoughts, ranging from traffic lights to security systems, blood banks, light-bulb filament, and so on.

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If you rely on a pacemaker, own a computer, or even use light bulbs, you have some important black inventors to thank!
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In this Message to the Youth, Principal Kafele highlights 5 Black inventors:
Andrew Beard, Granville T. Woods, Frederick M. Jones, Elijah McCoy and Lewis Latimer.