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15/12/2024

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Our Ancestors understood the science of medicine and surgery, they use Herbs to cure diseases and illnesses while perfor...
13/12/2024

Our Ancestors understood the science of medicine and surgery, they use Herbs to cure diseases and illnesses while performing different surgeries such as Brain surgery, Cranial surgery, Bone setting, Tooth extraction, cataract extraction, cervical lymphadenectomy, limb fracture immobilization, Abdominal wound treatment etc for centuries even till date.

Ancient African surgeons used compression of the carotid arteries to induce loss of consciousness and of peripheral nerves to achieve regional analgesia.
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13/12/2024

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The Oromo Kush*te Gadaa civilization was a well-organized system of governance and social structure practiced by the Oro...
10/12/2024

The Oromo Kush*te Gadaa civilization was a well-organized system of governance and social structure practiced by the Oromo people of East Africa. Dating back centuries, the Gadaa system was a complex system of governance based on age grades, with each grade representing a different stage of life and responsibility within the community. The system allowed for a rotation of power and leadership among a council of elders, ensuring a fair and balanced society.

On the other hand, the Nubian civilization thrived along the Nile River in what is now present-day Sudan. Known for their advanced agricultural techniques and impressive architecture, the Nubians were a powerful civilization that traded with and influenced neighboring cultures, including Egypt. The Nubian kingdoms of Kush and Napata left a lasting impact on the region, with their rich history and cultural achievements still celebrated today.

Please follow the page "VoA-Sagalee Afrikaa" to stay informed and engaged with news and developments across the continent. By actively participating in discussions, sharing knowledge, and connecting with others, black Africans can empower themselves and contribute to positive change in their communities.

 !The relationship between the Oromo Kush*te people and the ancient Babylonian civilization is one that is deeply rooted...
10/12/2024

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The relationship between the Oromo Kush*te people and the ancient Babylonian civilization is one that is deeply rooted in history and cultural exchange. The Oromo are a proud and ancient ethnic group indigenous to the Horn of Africa, with a rich cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years. The Kush*tes, on the other hand, were a powerful kingdom that existed in the region of Nubia, which is now modern-day Sudan. The Kush*tes were known for their advanced civilization, including impressive architectural feats and a sophisticated system of writing.

It is believed that there was contact and interaction between the Oromo Kush*tes and the Babylonian civilization through trade and cultural exchange. The Babylonians were known for their advanced knowledge in areas such as mathematics, astronomy, and medicine, and it is likely that they would have had contact with the Oromo Kush*tes through trade routes that connected the regions. This exchange of ideas and goods would have undoubtedly influenced both cultures, with each learning from and adapting to the practices of the other. The Oromo Kush*tes would have likely been exposed to new technologies and ideas from the Babylonians, while the Babylonians may have benefited from the unique resources and knowledge of the Oromo Kush*tes. This cultural exchange would have played a significant role in shaping the development of both civilizations, creating a lasting legacy that continues to be reflected in the cultural practices of the Oromo people today.
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Post nuti dheengadda Afaan   maxxansine kana Oromoo caala Ummata biyyoota Afrikaa birootu dubbisee   tuqe. Dhimmichi gar...
08/12/2024

Post nuti dheengadda Afaan maxxansine kana Oromoo caala Ummata biyyoota Afrikaa birootu dubbisee tuqe. Dhimmichi garuu Waa'ee ummata Oromooti. Oromoon afaan English tana dubbisuu dhiiseelaa?🤔

 The Oromo people, an indigenous group primarily residing in the Horn of Africa, have a rich and complex history intertw...
05/12/2024


The Oromo people, an indigenous group primarily residing in the Horn of Africa, have a rich and complex history intertwined with ancient civilizations. Their lineage is often traced back to the Kush*te Empire, a powerful kingdom that flourished in the Nile Valley and beyond. The Gadaa system, a unique socio-political system characterized by age-grading and democratic principles, has been central to Oromo society for centuries. This system, with its emphasis on collective decision-making and the rotation of leadership, bears striking similarities to ancient Egyptian governance structures.
Furthermore, historical and archaeological evidence suggests connections between the Oromo and the Kingdom of Meroë, a successor state to ancient Egypt. The Meroitic culture, known for its distinctive art, language, and ironworking technology, shares similarities with Oromo traditions and practices. These shared cultural elements, coupled with linguistic and genetic studies, point to a deep-rooted historical relationship between the Oromo people and these ancient civilizations. While more research is needed to fully unravel the intricate tapestry of Oromo history, the available evidence suggests a significant and often overlooked contribution of the Oromo to the broader African cultural and political landscape.

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Wayin buusa jettee ~ittis dhiibduMaal na dhibe jettees ~itti dhiiftuSanyii hin buusu~ akka kormaaMaayii hin baasu ~wanti...
01/12/2024

Wayin buusa jettee ~ittis dhiibdu
Maal na dhibe jettees ~itti dhiiftu
Sanyii hin buusu~ akka kormaa
Maayii hin baasu ~wanti ormaa
Ofuma ta'i!

02/11/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Oftaane Jirraa, Simboo Fole Simboo Fole, Bashaadaa Cannaqaa Cannaqaa Magarsaa, Taddee Kabbe, Fiqee Ismart, Guyyaan Eega, Rabbirraa Morkee, Yone Girma, Leellisaa Hayiluu

Medicine in Ancient Africa___Autopsies and caesarean operations were routinely and effectively carried out by surgeons i...
24/10/2024

Medicine in Ancient Africa
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Autopsies and caesarean operations were routinely and effectively carried out by surgeons in Ancient Uganda (Buganda kingdom), An ancient African Civilization.
Many treatments we use today were employed by several ancient peoples throughout Africa.

Before the European invasion of Africa, medicine in what is now Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa, to name just a few places, was more advanced than medicine in Europe.
Furthermore, Africans discovered ouabain, capsicum, physostigmine and reserpine.

Some of these practices were the use of plants with salicylic acid for pain (as in aspirin), kaolin for diarrhea (as in Kaopectate), and extracts that were confirmed in the 20th century to kill Gram positive bacteria.

Other plants used had anticancer properties, caused abortion and treated malaria — and these have been shown to be as effective as many modern-day Western treatments.

Africans performed vaccination, autopsy, limb traction and broken bone setting, bullet removal, brain surgery, skin grafting, filling of dental cavities, installation of false teeth, what is now known as Caesarean section, anesthesia and tissue cauterization before Europeans.

African cultures preformed surgeries under antiseptic conditions universally when this concept was only emerging in Europe.
Many medical operations and treatments were taught and performed by African slaves in America on their abductors or Slavers.

Some Africans who were taken to slavery in the America fought slavery by making use of herbs to poison and kill their slave masters.
Today we told that our herbs and medications were not effective, because they were not endorsed by foreigners. But beyond our back, they export our herbs to the labs to produce various drugs.

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24/10/2024

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05/10/2024

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05/10/2024
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30/04/2024

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