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Baba Buntu is an Activist Scholar and Founding Director of eBukhosini Solutions; a community-based company in Johannesburg, specializing in Afrikan-Centered Education. As a Pan-Afrikan educator, writer, mentor and practitioner, Baba Buntu has more than 30 years of experience in conceptualizing and contributing to programs on social development, innovative entrepreneurship and cultural empowerment. He has founded a number of community interventions based on practical approaches to Black Consciousness and decolonial methods. With experience from working engagements in Afrika, the Caribbean and Europe, Buntu’s passion lies within people-centred development for practical empowerment of Afrikan youth, families and communities. He holds a Doctoral and a Master Degree in Philosophy of Education from UNISA.

AFRIKAN LUNCH Sunday 29 November

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Welcome to AFRIKAN LUNCH, Sunday 29 November, 1pm.
This will be the last lunch of 2015. Immediately after the dialogue there will an orientation about this year’s KWANZAA Celebrations.
Afrikan Lunch

EVENT DETAILS

Date: Sunday 29 November 2015
Time: 1pm
Theme: Western Media vs Afrikan Minds
Presenter: Marc Nekaitar
Venue: eBukhosini Solutions
Address: 444 Marshall Street (corner Boom Street)
Location: Jeppestown/Belgravia. 15 min. walk from Maboneng Map:http://tinyurl.com/qgoow5j – See directions further down
Info: 074 690 4012 / info@ebukhosinisolutions.co.za

Note: Immediately after the dialogue, there will be an orientation about KWANZAA 2015; Theme, events, activities, how you can volunteer and how you can contribute. A cake sale will also commence.

FOOD
A delicious plate of healthy food is available for an affordable price (R40 per plate). Tea/coffee (R10) and juice (R12) are also on sale.

About the THEME
Media plays a big role in influencing people’s thinking and perceptions. Western views currently play a dominating role in shaping Afrikan people’s reality. Afrikan views tend to be portrayed in a negative way, perpetuating stereotypes about Afrikan people and some Afrikans buy into the negativity depicted about them. The reinforcement of negative stereotypes greatly affects our young people’s self-esteem and notions of identity. What kind of media do we need as Afrikan people today? What can be done to change the harmful portrayal of Afrikan people in the media? Some of us tend to blame media a lot, but do not take responsibility for changing it or creating our own; How we can we take charge in shaping media channels that are fair, balanced and representative of us?

Brother Marc Nekaitar, with vast experience in media, both in South Afrika and internationally, will present thought-provoking perspectives to guide the dialogue.

About EBUKHOSINI
Ebukhosini is a home/office/family-place – set up to inspire the Afrikan Family. The Afrikan Lunch is an informal, monthly, lunch-event where you can buy a plate of great food and relax in the company of interesting people. After the presentation, it also becomes a great place for networking. Bring your family!

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DIRECTIONS TO EBUKHOSINI SOLUTIONS

Address: 444 Marshall Street (corner Boom Street).

Location: Belgravia, downtown Johannesburg, close to Jeppestown, Malvern and Kensington, 15 min walk from Maboneng

To get there (by car): From Gandhi Square, follow Main Street past Maboneng. Turn right on Boom Str. We are next to the Dominican Catholic School entrance. Parking for cars on Boom Street.

Public transport: Take taxi towards Malvern/Kensington (the ones that follow Jules Street!). Get off at Long Street. Walk left into Long Street, turn right into Marshall. See 444 Marshall by corner Boom Street.

WELCOME to THE AFRIKAN LUNCH; Reviving the Afrikan Family! Information: 074 690 4012, info@ebukhosinisolutions.co.za

EBUKHOSINI SOLUTIONS is a community-based company offering consultation and services related to community development, youth empowerment, leadership training, social upliftment and Afrikan Centred education. Join our fan-page on Facebook.

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