Kemet Civilization 𓆎𓅓𓏏𓊖

10/15/2026

10/08/2026

The prognathism of the Sphinx does not match that of present-day Egyptians (Arabgyptians)

The Sphinx stands as one of the most significant pieces of evidence that our ancestors carved in stone for eternity.

Regardless of how multiethnic Kemet became over time through migrations, conquests, and foreign influences, it was originally an African civilization.

We were there from the beginning. We built this civilization. The Aragyptians, as well as the Greco-Roman and Coptic populations who later inhabited the land, arrived long after its foundations had been established.

Breaking the noses of statues will not change history. The evidence remains overwhelming😊

For the b¡gots who will say that the head has been recarved from a lion's. The recarving theory is a complete myth, there is absolutely no tangible proof of it.

But if So, when they recarved the Sphinx from a lion's head into a human head, why didn't they change the prognathism to a Caucasian profile? At they recarved it to African profile to look like themselves!

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10/02/2026

Burkina Faso is undertaking a major revision of its history, geography and civic-education curricula, with authorities seeking to remove terminology they say reflects colonial-era perspectives of Africa.

The country’s Minister of Secondary Education, Vocational and Technical Training, Professor Moumouni Zoungrana, announced the reform in September 2026, saying some expressions used in existing school materials are demeaning to Africans and do not adequately reflect the country’s historical experience.

One of the most notable changes concerns how European figures involved in Africa’s colonial expansion are described. Authorities have criticised the use of terms such as “explorers” and “conquerors”, with the revised approach expected to describe European colonial forces as “invaders” instead.

The government says the broader reform is intended to give Burkinabè students a stronger understanding of their own history, culture and resistance to colonial rule. It forms part of a wider effort by Burkina Faso’s authorities to make education more closely aligned with national identity and local realities.

The change is being introduced as the 2026–2027 school year begins. Because completely new textbooks will take time to produce, authorities plan to provide teachers with an interim guide explaining which terminology and content should be changed while revised textbooks are developed.

Burkina Faso’s existing online curriculum still contains lessons titled “The explorations and the Congress of Berlin” and lessons on European pe*******on, conquest and resistance, illustrating the type of historical material now being reviewed.

The reform has generated discussion over how African colonial history should be taught and whether changing terminology can provide a more complete account of the past. For now, the clearest confirmed development is that Burkina Faso is revising its school curricula and directing educators toward a different framing of European colonial expansion, rather than simply introducing a single new textbook.

09/26/2026

What if some of the traditions we see in Africa today are echoes of a much older past?

Look closely.

The hairstyle, the long braided hair, the simple white garment, the neck cord, the arm bands, details that may look familiar in parts of Africa today can also be seen in ancient Kemet.

On the right, we see an ancient Egyptian royal representation associated with Tutankhamun. On the left, Massaï warriors wearing traditional clothing and hairstyles.

This is not proof that these women are “the descendants” of a particular ancient Egyptian individual. But it is a striking reminder that ancient Kemet was not an isolated civilization floating outside Africa.

It developed in Africa, along the Nile, within a continent whose peoples have maintained diverse cultural traditions for thousands of years.

Sometimes history is not only written in books.

Sometimes, you can see echoes of it in the way people dress, braid their hair, adorn their bodies, and preserve traditions across generations.

Kemet was African. And Africa has always had a history worth remembering.

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09/25/2026

Somali Actress Iman as Nefertiti

09/23/2026

Denying African ingenuity: this is how some Western narratives imagine the pyramids were built 😆

09/22/2026

Arabgyptians always insist about DNA. Let’s take a look :

🧬 New genetic study commanded by Egypt Government shows that modern Egyptians are 72% Middle-Eastern and only 19% northern African

The « Egypt Genome Project » analyzed the whole genomes of 1,024 Egyptians from 21 governorates.

The results show a major Middle Eastern-related component (72%), an Egyptian-enriched component associated with indigenous North African ancestry (19%), and several smaller components (9%).

However, a study published in Nature in 2025 sequenced the complete genome of a mummy from the Old Kingdom, dated approximately 2855-2570 BC. Researchers estimate that about 80% of his ancestry was linked to North Africa, while about 20% was linked to a Mesopotamian source.

While this new genetic study of modern Egyptians shows the opposite : 72% Middle-Eastern and only 19% North African.

This study reinforces us in our position which is that the majority of modern Egyptians have nothing to do with ancient North African Egypt.

When we call them Arabgyptians, it’s not racism, it’s fact !

Source: Amer et al., EGP1K, 2026 — currently available as a preprint :

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.04.02.715521v1 (Egypt official website)

09/17/2026

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