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From Tanganyika to Tanzania
A Brief History of How Tanganyika and Zanzibar became Tanzania In 1964, Tanganyika and Zanzibar… Read More
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Zimbabwe: 36 Years of Trials and Triumphs
Zimbabwe officially became Independent on April 18, 1980. Despite various economic setbacks, the people have… Read More
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Haiti and the African Union
In the late 18th century, an uprising led by former slave General Toussaint L’Ouverture became… Read More
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Mozambique’s Economic & Political History I
Mozambique is a country on the south-eastern seaboard of Africa, and a tropical paradise with… Read More
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Land Policy & Wealth Disparity in Africa & America #BlackWealthMatters
Ownership is the basis of capitalism so when the African-Americans slaves were freed from slavery… Read More
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How France Continues Slavery & Colonialism in the 21st Century
The average French citizen works 30 hours a week, takes siestas after their lunch break,… Read More
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Malema Honestly Evaluates Mandela & Mugabe Legacy
Recently, South African Member of Parliament and opposition EFF leader, Julius Malema addressed the Oxford… Read More
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Colonialism, Nationalism & Independence in Zambia
The colonization of modern day Zambia began in the 1890s, when the Lozi chief Lewanika… Read More
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The Land Answer In Kenya
One of the issues that plague independent African countries is what has been termed ‘The… Read More
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Sahara TV & Freedom of Expression
In the global environment, politics are both local and global. Freedom of Speech and expression… 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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