On Climate Change

Posted by Jeneba Project on Monday, September 21, 2015 In : Pictures

Syrian Refugees Have Made Me Cry the Tears I Never Shed for Myself

Posted by Jeneba Project on Sunday, September 6, 2015 In : Articles

Image: Wikipedia-Magnus Manske

Watching and listening to my Syrian brothers and sisters on the news, I cried the tears I should have shed many years ago on the Guinean border. Like my late father, I wake up every morning to BBC news, and the headline for the past couple of weeks have been about the Syrians running away from their country and seeking refuge in Europe. Every morning I listen to the interviews, the pain in their voices, and the hopelessness of their situation. Behi...

Nothing But Love

Posted by Jeneba Project on Tuesday, September 1, 2015 In : Pictures

No Mountain So High

Posted by Jeneba Project on Wednesday, August 12, 2015 In : Pictures

On Equal Protection of Just Laws

Posted by Jeneba Project on Saturday, July 25, 2015 In : Pictures

Happy Mandela Day 2015

Posted by Jeneba Project on Saturday, July 18, 2015 In : Pictures

J. Carter: On the Number One Human Rights Abuse

Posted by Jeneba Project on Saturday, July 4, 2015 In : Video Blog

Old man Jimmy always put things into perspective for me. Here, he covers a whole bunch of issues that affect and limit women's lives globally.

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Stay Young And Change the World

Posted by Jeneba Project on Wednesday, June 10, 2015 In : Pictures

Maxim On Peace With Oneself

Posted by Joseph Ben Kaifala on Saturday, May 23, 2015 In : Pictures

Lion Mountains

Posted by Jeneba Project on Tuesday, April 28, 2015 In : Poems

Lion Mountains

By Joseph Kaifala

In the Lion Mountains I was conceived
In her absence I have redefined myself
I was compelled to leave you Romarong
But I am strengthened by your blood
The blood of free blacks mixed with natives
On the western side of a continent
A home for Africa’s abandoned children

How I long to coil in your black belly again
And smell the aroma of foufou and tola
Cooked with hog-foot and canya pepe
And the tang of Mama Jeneba’s pemahun
Dispersed by the smell of ken...

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KATEHUN

Motto: Goyia Loi Towa Bla-(Unity Divides The Pumpkin)

KATEHUN (pronounced Ka-te-hun)-is a Mende word for a symposium or community center where disputes are settled. Everyone is permitted to make his/her case before a presiding chief in an open forum. On this forum, I write primarily for those who stand committed to the Rule of Law in Africa and to the value that our future is better determined by the government of the people, by the people, and in service for the people. To advance the African value of Ubuntu through International Law and the Principles of a United Nations, which propels us towards Life in Larger Freedom.