Central Africa
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Malawi: From the Maravi Empire to President Banda
The region of present day Malawi was originally inhabited by the relatives of the Khoisan… Read More
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Dacko and Bokassa in the Central African Republic (1960- 1981)
In the early 19th century, the area around the Central African Republic was losing about… Read More
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A Brief History of Queen Verónica I Guterres Kandala Kingwanga (1681–1721)
The Great Verónica I Guterres Kandala Kingwanga, ruled from 1681 to 1721, and consolidated the… Read More
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The Wedding of the Rwandan President’s Daughter Ange
Rwanda’s only first daughter is finally off the market after marrying her better half Bertrand… Read More
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The ‘African’ Museum in Belgium
Belgium reopened its racist universe museum that it calls Belgium’s African museum. This museum is… Read More
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Entrepreneurship and Business Ownership Key to Africa
We at Global Black History believe that history is important to learn from the… Read More
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Russian Invasion of Central African Republic
There is an old African saying that when two brothers fight to the death it… Read More
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Angola’s Long Road to Independence and Freedom (1958-1980)
By February 1961, many African countries had gained or were on the road to gaining… Read More
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Why was the American Baptist Church Aiding the Savage Henry Morton Stanley?
The Livingstone Inland Mission (LIM) was an evangelical missionary society that operated in what is… Read More
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How Governments Were Financed in Precolonial Africa
In the 21st Century, many African governments have been led to believe that they always… Read More
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Bebisha Wagle
Members of Kanta Dab Dab, a band specialising in fusion of local Nepali and Western music elements, talk about their…
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