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Author’s Interview on Africanews about African Inventors

I was interviewed by Africanews where I shared the reasons that led me to research African inventors (from ancient times to present), as well as the reasons I believe that technology in Africa should not be dissociated from ancestral traditions.

As the interview was conducted in French, the original video is available at:

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Book Trailer – Debunking Myths Around African Talent

An image or a video tells you more than a thousand words. Some of the testimonials received from people who have read Debunking Myths Around African Talent are summarized in this video. This is also an opportunity to show my gratitude to those who have taken the time to read my book and share their opinion.

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Blacks are an Inferior Race and Have Never Invented Anything!

Black people tend to think that their “present” is chaotic, because their “past” was not glorious. Without, supposedly, a bright past, as well as a bright present, most people from the African continent, but not only, are convinced that they have no future unless they are guided by other races, mainly the White race.

Debunking Myths Around African Talent by Rudy L. Massamba brings much needed truths about the role and importance of African inventors, and ties the historical role and accomplis...

The Unconscious Complementarity of Two Authors – Part 1

A partnership between Global Black Inventor Research Projects, Inc. and RudyBooks is a dynamic one because both parties share a common vision– investigating the facts that African people are among the earliest inventors and innovators in world history.

By Matsebe Lucas Lekalakala

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This common vision is implemented strategically in the form of two books; viz. Black Inventors, Crafting Over 200 Years of Success (written by the Founder & CEO of Global Black Inventor Research Projects, Inc., Kei...

The Unconscious Complementarity of Two Authors

A partnership between Global Black Inventor Research Projects, Inc. and RudyBooks is a dynamic one because both parties share a common vision– investigating the facts that African people are among the earliest inventors and innovators in world history.

By Matsebe Lucas Lekalakala

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This common vision is implemented strategically in the form of two books; viz. Black Inventors, Crafting Over 200 Years of Success (written by the Founder & CEO of Global Black Inventor Research Projects, Inc., Kei...

African Rulers Like to Copy – Do They Know How to Paste?

In 1963, 32 African countries established the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia). Twenty eight years later, in 1991, the OAU created the African Economic Community (AEC). Conceptually, the idea of an economic community was good. However, African decision-makers simply copied the name of an institution that already existed: the European Economic Community which was created in 1957. What they did was to drop the word “European” and replace it with the word “African”....

Restoring African History and Pride for Future Generations

The African genius has been at work for millennia and its contribution to the development of humanity is far from being negligible, especially in ancient times. However, the falsification of history by the Western World, based on dubious scientific evidence, states otherwise. As a result, due to slavery and colonization which contributed to brainwashing Africans, the latter started to underestimate and minimize themselves. This is the reason why they think that their “present” is chaotic, bec...

Why Blacks and Whites are Ignorant People – Racism Wise?

The most fascinating Artist in the world is the Universe itself who shaped and painted its creatures. Call this Artist whatever you want: Allah, God, Science or Nature, it does not make a significant difference. The Artist decided to attribute “colors” to its multiple creations such as lakes, mountains, plants or human beings who are, by the way, among the most intriguing manifestations in the universe.

As a perfect Artist, the Universe attributed different skin colors to human beings that th...

Where are African [Black] Heroes in Western Cartoons?

The title of this post is purposefully asking the wrong question! Indeed, why should a Western or Asian cartoonist draw a black character as a hero if the community or audience he is targeting expects the hero to be either white or yellow? The answer is that it would not make sense to have a black hero drawn for the white community because it is the environment and the expectations of that environment that actually dictate the color of heroes in cartoons and comic books. In other words, the r...

Where are African [black] Heroes in Western Cartoons?

The title of this post is purposefully asking the wrong question! Indeed, why should a Western or Asian cartoonist draw a black character as a hero if the community or audience he is targeting expects the hero to be either white or yellow? The answer is that it would not make sense to have a black hero drawn for the white community because it is the environment and the expectations of that environment that actually dictate the color of heroes in cartoons and comic books. In other words, the r...