Kazembe Bediako was born in Georgetown, Guyana. Kazembe Bediako immigrated to the United States as a child. He received his Bachelors degree in English Literature from City University of New York where he completed his first novel (Breakfire! unpublished) and finished his first book of poems.

Bediako is also a priest in the Ausar Auset Society, a Pan-African religious organization that has been providing Afrocentric based spiritual training to the African-American community and to African descendants in the Diaspora, as well as a social vehicle that allows for the expression of the spiritual values learned. The religious practices are based on the indigenous traditional African cultures dating from the earliest documentable periods (Kamit [ancient Egypt], Indus Kush [pre-Aryan Vedantic India], Canaan [Palestine], and Kush/Nubia [Ethiopia/Sudan], and revolve around the oldest religion known to mankind – the Ausarian religion of ancient Kamit. The Kamitic Tree of Life (Paut Neteru) forms the basis of the cosmogony (philosophy) of this ancient system.

In 2010 he published Behutet: The Warrior Within.

In 2011 he published Leaves of Life: Medicinal Plants of Guyana.Vol 1

In 2012 he published Behutet: The Defeat of the Sebau. The sequel to Behutet: the Warrior Within

In 2013 He published Behutet: The Destruction of Man.

In 2016 He published The Tuat Vol 1: The Children of Light and the Magic Temple

In 2020 He published Leaves of Life: Select Medicinal Plants of Guyana with Healing Properties. Vol 2 Single Plants & Formulas