InI have a combined and unified responsibility to  defend this youth, his family and InI-selves against such blatant and outright discrimination.

InI need to reclaim the Rastafari patent by a return to basics. The nation needs to regroup and consolidate its unique unified strength as a global community or risk the dissipation of InI most valued asset: integrity.

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"I am trying to find myself in some of the visual experiences and try to get out of the ordinary. "

With palette knife, this Kenyan artist has dedicated his artistic career to portraying one of Africa's most recognised people – the Maasai.

The Centre for Reparation Research was approved by the TAC of the UWI in 2016 and the proposal for the establishment of the Centre was approved and established by the UWI’s F&GPC in February 2017.

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Amakai Quaye's artworks are mostly figurative due to his background as an illustrator.

Her oil paintings portray women and their social life and daily activities. But not only does she paint, she also extends herself as a sculpturist.