Description

Construction de la Civilisation Noire au Burkina Faso is a bilingual lecture and slide-study package by Nana Kwame Pɛbi Date I – Ɔbenfo (Prof.) Ọbádélé Kambon, originally presented for Kinkeliba Littéraire at Memorial Thomas Sankara, the Siège du Cadre 2h pour Kamita, in Burkina Faso.

The original program was organized through Kinkeliba Littéraire and Cadre 2h pour Kamita. The lecture was delivered with English and French available through live interpretation, making the product useful for students and study groups working across both languages. This purchase includes the secured PDF version of the PowerPoint presentation and a product-note link to the related unlisted AbibitumiTV lecture video.

The presentation, La Construction de la Civilisation Noire, Volume I: Les origines classiques, examines Black civilization through the lens of Kmt/Kmtyw, Black self-identification, Pan-Afrikan thought, Black Power, Ma’at, Abibifahodie, and the dikenga framework. It is built for serious study: the PDF preserves the slide format so buyers can review the sources, definitions, historical examples, and conceptual structure alongside the lecture.

What this lecture package covers

• The meaning and importance of Kmt and Kmtyw as names tied to Black peoplehood, land, power, and destiny.
• Why naming, self-definition, and language matter in Afrikan-centered historical interpretation.
• Classical examples connected to Kmt, Kush, Kamose, Ma’at, and resistance to foreign domination.
• The dikenga theory of self-identification as Kmt/Kmtyw and its connection to collective survival.
• Later historical examples of Black unity and resistance, including Haiti, Paul Bogle, Malcolm X, and Amos N. Wilson.
• Connections among Afrikan history, sovereignty, Abibifahodie, and contemporary Pan-Afrikan organizing.

Included with purchase

• Secured PDF download: 147-page PDF conversion of the original PowerPoint presentation. The file opens without a password, while editing, copying, and printing are restricted.
• Lecture video reference: product note includes the related unlisted AbibitumiTV video link.
• Lecture duration: approximately 2 hours, 29 minutes.
• Languages: English and French, with live interpretation.
• Original venue: Memorial Thomas Sankara, Siège du Cadre 2h pour Kamita, Burkina Faso.
• Original organizers: Kinkeliba Littéraire and Cadre 2h pour Kamita.

This is a strong resource for students, researchers, teachers, and serious readers studying Afrikan-centered history, Kmt, Black civilization, and the intellectual work of Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon.