FARE THEE WELL – ELEHINMI OF OJA VILLAGE

“Oba ti waja” is the popular saying in Yoruba land when a King Passes On. For in Yoruba tradition, a king cannot die, but climbs up higher. This could account for the Sunday Tribune report on 24th August 2008 when it categorically reported that:

“CONTRARY to news [...]

“Nelson Mandela used his personal charm… to mould our widely diverse communities into an emerging multicultural nation.” - FW de Klerk
Mr de Klerk was awarded the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize along with Mr Mandela. In 1994 de Klerk, the former South African president handed over power to Mandela to become the country’s first black president. [...]

Sade won the Best First Book Commonwealth award for Africa Region in the 2008.

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JULY
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The death of a true Africanist: Okosuns created a niche for himself in the 70s through anti-apartheid and pro-freedom songs.

What’s the secret of the Oscar-winning South African actress?

“I picked up the saxophone in 1992; I learned to play the instrument in 4 days.”