Zetaheal, a spiritual church started by a woman, 31 years ago, unites Christians and Muslims to worship without conflict, on a continent full of religious conflicts. From the mission site in Zongo Junction, a suburb of the Ghanaian capital, Accra, Efam Dovi reports that the group disagrees with some generally accepted Christian teachings.
Is a drama about the struggles of two black heroes – Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr, at the Teatro Sessions in Rio de Janeiro. This play was directed by Isaac Bernat and his arrival to Brazil couldn't have come at a better time. Many African Americans, myself included, often conclude that, in many ways, the Afro-Brazilian struggle for racial equality, the end of racism and police brutality and the push for equality of opportunity, is about 4-5 decades behind the African-American situation. The translation and adaptation of this play is by Rogério Corrêa.
Whatever the difference in mindset between the two great heroes of the black nation, Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X, it is not good to be reported, because both have large masses of supporters scattered around the world. In particular, it will have an impact on the destruction of the unity of the black nation. Moreover, if it is the black people themselves who preach, then it is counter-productive, a boomerang for anti-racist fighters/activists, destroys the spirit of the Black Live Matter movement, and will even further destroy the realization of the African Renaissance. Haven't President Thabo Mbeki and scientists warned that "there will not be a renaissance in Africa if it is not preceded by unity?"
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