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The way forward is BACKWARD. Relearning the African indigenous system of nature and environmental care has a critical ro...
31/08/2025

The way forward is BACKWARD. Relearning the African indigenous system of nature and environmental care has a critical role in saving our planet from further degradation. Watch the video via the link below:
https://youtu.be/zzz7K8CdFh0
Kenya Organic Agriculture Network Food Sovereignty Ghana Organic Consumers Association GRAIN Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity Seed Savers Exchange

The way forward is BACKWARD. Relearning the African indigenous system of nature and environmental care has a critical role in saving our planet from further ...

Julius Malema, President of the Economic Freedom Fighters, speaks on Africa's liberation and unity. Click the link to wa...
27/08/2025

Julius Malema, President of the Economic Freedom Fighters, speaks on Africa's liberation and unity. Click the link to watch.

For centuries, Africans have endured exploitation by those who want Africa’s resources without its people. One overlooked truth is how foreign influence cont...

More relevant now than before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbAFCZWqDQ0  Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiver...
23/08/2025

More relevant now than before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbAFCZWqDQ0
Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity Organic Consumers Association Kenya Organic Agriculture Network Food Sovereignty Ghana

Not enough attention is being paid to the deadly effects of GMOs and herbicides being dumped in Afrika that are killing our people, defiling our gene pools a...

Forests, just like the human lungs, are the powerhouse of our world. We must treat them well if we want to secure a futu...
08/08/2025

Forests, just like the human lungs, are the powerhouse of our world. We must treat them well if we want to secure a future that is not only healthy but thriving.

The often-overlooked urban green spaces of Nairobi are explored, revealing their profound impact on the city's ecological and social well-being. Their critic...

12/07/2025

Today is my birthday, and I am most grateful to the Almighty for the gift of life and good health.

As part of the celebration, I have released a new single later today, titled 'Africa Arise.'

The truth remains that the rise of Africa depends on all Africans globally. About 1.6 billion people who make up the global African population cannot continue to think and live less than they are supposed to. It is time we put our differences aside and rise to the task of reimagining and rebirthing the Africa that we want to see. This song is a call to all Africans to wake up and remember what it means to be Africans.

So, while we have prayed and hoped in faith regarding Africa, we must also now put in the work where needed, for the Africa we want to manifest.

Watch full video on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/Ji1EsCPnX2k?si=xEA87_JiqT5Ui6R5

28/06/2025

At some point in our lives, we all must return home. But this home is not just the house we retreat to after a long day at work. No—home is origin. It is memory. It is purpose. It is the soul of who we are.

To go home is to journey back to the heartbeat of African communities, to the time when history was not written in ink, but lived in songs, stories, knowledge, feasting, organic lifestyle, and the nurturing of life.

We come from those who sowed hope, who nurtured the land and each other, so that all might eat, and live, and remember. And so, we must return, not just to the land, But to the truth of who we have always been.

Watch the full video via the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAMU4pmxfjk&lc=UgzjT35HxO7ELXIIrzF4AaABAg

At some point in our lives, we all must return home. But this home is not just the house we retreat to after a long day ...
26/06/2025

At some point in our lives, we all must return home. But this home is not just the house we retreat to after a long day at work. No—home is origin. It is memory. It is purpose. It is the soul of who we are. To go home is to journey back to the heartbeat of African communities, to the time when history was not written in ink, but lived in song, stories, feasting, and nurturing of life.

We come from those who sowed hope, who nurtured the land and each other, so that all might eat, and live, and remember. And so, we must return, not just to the land, But to the truth of who we have always been.

Watch the video via the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAMU4pmxfjk
Africa Stream Kenya Organic Agriculture Network Food Sovereignty Ghana Organic FARM Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity LAWY AFRIK Ken the farmer GRAIN PLO Lumumba PLO LumumbaFoundation Seed Savers Exchange

At some point in our lives, we all must return home. But this home is not just the house we retreat to after a long day at work. No—home is origin. It is mem...

I healed a bad toothache by using the Neem plant as my chewing stick. It worked. https://www.msingiafrikamagazine.com/20...
17/06/2025

I healed a bad toothache by using the Neem plant as my chewing stick. It worked. https://www.msingiafrikamagazine.com/2025/06/nature-heals-even-if-we-dont-understand-how/
Kenya Organic Agriculture Network The beauty of Nature Nature Nature life

I should note up front that the information in this article does not constitute medical advice for any ailment. However, if you enjoy my story and want to give it a try, you’re more than welcome. Sometime last year (2024), when my family and I were still living in Malindi, something happened that ...

Sometime in April this year, a fourteen-year-old girl was mauled by a lioness in my neighborhood. The incident occurred ...
16/06/2025

Sometime in April this year, a fourteen-year-old girl was mauled by a lioness in my neighborhood. The incident occurred in the same areas where I go for my morning walks. The girl's remains were later found by the men of the community. eighty percent eaten.
When it rains, the savannah is a green beauty to behold, especially since the animals come out to graze, but in the dry season, the dust is not friendly.
The lioness' attack on the young girl was not a nice story, but it gives a clear perspective of the beauty and beast sides of the African savannah.

Anyone who knows me or has read my work can attest that I write extensively about my morning walks in every neighborhood I live in. Morning walks not only let me work out my body but also nurture my mind, spirit, and creativity—especially when I bring my camera for sunrise photography. Because my ...

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Msingi Afrika Magazine was created to share the real story of Afrika with Afrikans and those who desire that Afrika thrive and succeed. We challenge the negative, false narratives about Afrika with the truth of who God says we are, in order to bring about the healing, restoring and rebirthing of Afrika, in her true, bold, perfect image.

Challenge yourself today to break out of the molds and definitions that have caused Afrika to remain limp-wristed and constantly subservient to those who are determined to control her with chains of slavery. Challenge yourself to look beyond what you have believed, to see the truth about yourself, about your brethren ... and the truth about how beautiful Afrika really is.