EZEMFUNDO

[3000 BC]

Hola my peoples...

let's talk 'eduhightenedvisionmissions' :idea:

Which book(s) are u reading OR what was the last book u read?


1. THIS IMMORTAL  by  ROGER ZELAZNY

2. THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATION (MYTH OR REALITY)
    by CHEICK ANTA DIOP

 :x  :x  :x

[Killa Merc]

Have not read an entire book for about 3 moths now.

tried to read Mamdani's Good muslim, bad muslim but decided to drop it for more important things.

currently reading chapters from joseph Stiglitz'z "the Roaring nineties". fascinating

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chapters from South Africa: A history of inequlaity by Sampie Terblanche. looks at how inequality was produced in SA over decades.

The next book I read will be either the Meaning of Mandela (edited by Xolela magcu). It contains writings by Cornel West and Henry Gates JNR(arguably two of the US' most eminent intellectuals today) + Wole Sonyika
or Kebble: a life by Barry sergeant. It will depend on my state of mind. If i want something exciting, i'll definately get the book about Brett Kebble, if i want something light, yet interesting, I'll get the meaning of Mandela.


Earlie this year i read:
2 books by Michael Moore (Stupid white men and dude, where's my country). hilarious way of writing about serious issues.

Open Society by George Soros

[briCK]

2. THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATION (MYTH OR REALITY)
    by CHEICK ANTA DIOP

sounds intresting,,,is it?

[Naturelle]

2. THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATION (MYTH OR REALITY)
    by CHEICK ANTA DIOP

sounds intresting,,,is it?

Yeah Endz, is it? If so please bring it to graft 2moro if its one of the ones you are done with.

I finished a book called Ambition with short stories by Doris Lessing, J.M Coetzee et al. Just started Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo coz I have nothing else to read.

[3000 BC]

2. THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATION (MYTH OR REALITY)
    by CHEICK ANTA DIOP

sounds intresting,,,is it?

Yeah Endz, is it? If so please bring it to graft 2moro if its one of the ones you are done with.
I finished a book called Ambition with short stories by Doris Lessing, J.M Coetzee et al. Just started Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo coz I have nothing else to read.

It's mad interesting...a simple breakdown of it would be: orbserving, analysing, questioning & answering questions on the origins of African nations and tribes, our evolvement from the first men, to homosapiens to modern men, our beliefs, our gods, the connections and communications we had with the cosmos and telepathic travel to other planets...

My favourite thing about Diop is his ability to inexcusably dismiss the typical misconceptions, stereotypes & smokescreens while attempting to provide some reasonable explanations based on well-researched evidence. It's an African scholar's attempt to make African cradle question their so-called history & fill them in on the wisdom of the ancients ...quite enlightening!

@ Naturelle

I'll pa** it on to u as soon as i'm finished...i'm not far from it

[RearrangedReality]

The God Of Small Things by Arundhati Roy

[DAZ aka-Cyfa Lojik (PPL ON THE STREET)]

retire young retire rich,r.kiyosaki

[DAZ aka-Cyfa Lojik (PPL ON THE STREET)]

i heard bout a book called conversation wit god... any one read it?apperently its quite insightful

[crus-ou]

The God Of Small Things by Arundhati Roy

me too

[Malcom E.K.K.S]

2. THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATION (MYTH OR REALITY)
    by CHEICK ANTA DIOP

 :x  :x  :x

This is some ish I gotta read, can y'all scan this and pdf it or something, coz this must be a good read...

[MADINDA]

reading

[3000 BC]

2. THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN CIVILIZATION (MYTH OR REALITY)
    by CHEICK ANTA DIOP

 :x  :x  :x

This is some ish I gotta read, can y'all scan this and pdf it or something, coz this must be a good read...

Imma try & hook it up...will be in touch once i've managed 2

Peace

[churchofthe latterdayLatte]

Nairn T. and James, P., Global Matrix: Nationalism, Globalism and State Terrorism, Pluto Press, London, 2005

Prunier, G., Darfur: The Ambiguous Genocide, Cornell University press, New York, 2005

Scarborough, R., Rumsfeld's War: the untold story of america's anti-terrorist commander, Regnery Publishing, DC, 2004

Berman, P., Terror and Liberalism

[briCK]

* feels left out *

I read too!!!

I am currently reading Hughes Electrical Technology.

[Naturelle]

latte your citation skills remind me of my varsity a**ignments.
Had to get it that shyt right.