We believe in Kabakoo because we wonder. Because we believe in the power of wondering.

We wonder to understand, we wonder to create, we wonder to create our futures. Together.

Wondering is a solitary practice but harnessing its fruits is a collaborative process. Hence, we wonder together. We wonder for a better Africa, for a better world. We wonder for healing the world.

We wonder because we want our dreams and realities to be as colorful as the usual clichés of our realities and lives. We wonder to claim back our lives, to claim back our right for a humane future. We wonder why we sometimes accept the unacceptable. We wonder to do something against “what can we do?” aka “on va faire comment?” aka “if *** will”.

We wonder to rapid-prototype the future of us.

We wonder because it is what we are framed to do. We wonder like kids discovering life; wondering about the blue sky, the falling rain, or a random leaf on a random tree. We wonder because we do not take Nature and its beauty for granted. We do believe in Kabakoo because we believe in keeping the kids we once were alive, in listening to the kids we are.

We wonder for finding a real anchor in the midst of chaos. Wondering together is an act of collective resistance. We wonder for that progressive universal utopia we will never achieve. We reach for the unreachable. We aim at this universal land of utopia, infinite like the eternal reflection of our deepest cravings. Because wondering for the better is a duty.

Bamanan mythology teaches us that “Wonder” is just another name for the First Principle. Ancient Greeks tell us that wondering is the centerpiece of knowledge. We wonder whether we can wonder more.

We believe in Kabakoo because wonder is the beginning and the end.

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