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“A Lot Of Bad Names Have Been Given To African Gods,” – Filmmaker/Attorney Oliver Mbamara in Sahara Reporters Interview

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Oliver Oscar Mbamara, Esq., - Many faces, many calling, multiple careers

“as human beings, our fore-fathers were not perfect but they mostly lived lives of honor, value and respect for each other and the larger society. They lived strictly by what we today simply call the principles of karma or justice.” Continue reading

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To Love or To Hate

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To Love or To Hate (We See In Others The Likeness of Us) —————————- There’s nothing to hate but hate itself There’s nothing to fear but fear itself Perhaps nothing to judge but prejudice, Yet there’s always love to conquer… Continue reading

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Adieu, Cecil The Lion; Beloved Beauty of The Jungle – A POETIC TRIBUTE

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Cecil, The Lion

Adieu, Cecil The Lion; Beloved Beauty of The Jungle (Dedicated to the Zimbabwean Icon, lured and killed by poachers) ————————– Though born to live amidst the brutal jungle You became an icon beloved in the life you led Though from… Continue reading