Championing the Ideals of African Renaissance

The only salvation for Africans is to provide the indigenous cultures the dignity they
deserve. 

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Developing African Traditional Ways of Living

The Centre for African Aesthetics (The CAA) was registered in Kenya on September 27, 2001 as an international Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO). Flag-bearer of African Renaissance. The CAA, that became operational in 2012, is devoted to the promotion of African cultural roots.

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Significance of Marriage

By David Maillu Published September 4, 2023 Why is it rare to find unmarried person in traditional Africa, woman or man? In that tradition, even when a family knew their son was infertile, they found a way of getting him a family he could proudly call it his own. If...

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Properties of the Human Body

By David Maillu Published September 1, 2023 Where did humans come from? Out of what materials are they made? Did they exist somewhere in any other form before they were born? Are they living individual energies that are chips from the supreme energy of the cosmos? Any...

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Is science New to the African?

By David Maillu Published August 28, 2023 The environment in which the African has been living has given him maximum opportunities to learn and master the biochemistry of his habitat regarding what to eat, how to bear himself, what his environment can offer and the...

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Why Africa Needs Social Revolution

By David Maillu Published June 18, 2023 Africans are victims of a long psychological warfare created by the Whiteman. Take your country Kenya, for example. The British colonized Kenya for seventy years during which they planted their culture deeply. They grabbed Kenya...

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Bring Akamba Back to Kenya from Paraguay

By David Maillu Published June 11, 2023 The Akamba community of eastern Kenya was probably one of the most affected communities by the East African Slave Trade. History has got it that by the 1700s the Akamba community dominated the long distance trade market between...

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Political Mass Action Can’t Be Wished Away

By David Maillu Published May 29, 2023 Whether the Azimio group in charge of political demonstration is right or wrong, the three claims they make cannot be wished away. The demand to have the Server opened in which Raila claims to have got 8.1 million votes against...

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What is the Relevance of Bride Price?

By David Maillu Published May 14, 2023 Is bride price still relevant today? In my Akamba traditional setting, the bride price was a must for any man who wanted to have a wife. The value of a woman was so high that you could not be given a whole girl for a wife free of...

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The Cost of Sex

Traditional times when having sex was available to everybody are gradually getting out of version. In traditional society, outside the capitalist world, everybody was employed in whatever business of the community, be it in livestock, fishing, farming and whatever....

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Why Pre-Colonial Africa Had No Prisons

By David Maillu Published February 26, 2023 One extraordinarily invaluable thing in traditional Africa is that it had no prisons. Prisons were introduced to Africa by colonial governments because it is part of the western culture. This does not mean there were no law...

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Why Divorce Isn’t An Option in Africa

By David Maillu Published February 26, 2023 Mutua M Mwengi , you requested me to give a comment regarding the published divorce of Bill Gates and his wife after living together for 27 years. As a leader in African Religion, let me state that in traditional African...

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Polygamy is a Choice

By David G Maillu One of the most sensitive subjects in Kenya (Africa) is polygamy. Why? Different mind sets have different reasons for this, some of the reasons based religious interpretation. Most white people think that every African man is a polygamist....

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