Kwesi
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Mekyea mo, abusuafo!
Yesterday marked Awukudae and the birthday of our illustrious ancestor, Ɔmanhene Nana Yao Opare Dinizulu I.
“In 1965, the late Nana Yao Opare Dinizulu I, whose research had revealed to him that his ancestors came from Ghana, traveled to the Akonedi Shrine in Ghana for an oracular consultation, which was done by…
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Nana Kimati Dinizulu I Foot Drum Solo
Nana Kimati Dinizulu soloing on Gome, a hand and foot drum of the Ga people of Ghana, West Africa. This solo was performed around 1990. https://dinizuluarts.org/
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Maakye abusuafoɔ!
Ɛnnɛ yɛ Akwesidae!
Nhyira nka mo ho!
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Brother Kwesi- where do you go here in Ghana to take part?
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Medaase Ɔbenfo! I see what you mean about the camera icon, and thanks to you for putting me on to Mara! I saw you taking about them up here and made the move.
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Ankh, Djed, Wes!
I was enjoying a pic of this statue of Ra-Mes-Sut II and attempted to translate the text. In the process I was particularly intrigued the 𓄟 medut.
Anybody know if the “mes” medut, 𓄟, is actually three fox skins as mentioned on several websites?
And if the 𓄟 medut does depict fox skins, does anybody know what connection fox skins…
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My Translation:
Sa Ra, Mer-Amun Ra-Mes-Sut, Heuroun Mer-en
Son of Ra, Mer-Amun Ra-Mes-Sut, Beloved of Heuroun
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I know Baba Mfundishi Jhutyms speaks on this and he says it is definitely not fox tails.
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Blessed Malcolm X day everybody!
May Nana Malcom’s spirit be abundantly nourished and appreciated!
Abibifahodie by any means necessary!
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Mema mo adwo, abusuafoɔ!
Lately, Ive been reflecting a lot on Emperor Dessalines and Empress Felicite.
My main focus has been on their ideological differences. I’m interested to know more about they worked together and harmonized with each other.
A dynamic duo, to say the least.
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