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This is one of the first large scale series made by Africans about Africa's own history - telling the story of the making of the iconic African King. It's set in the 1700s and follows him from ...
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An old video showing Eswatini’s King Mswati III arriving in the UAE with a large entourage has resurfaced online, going viral in July 2025. The footage has reignited conversations around monarchy, ...
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Reviewed by John K. Thornton in Journal of African history (Cambridge, England) 60 (3) 2019, pages 511-513. "As early as 1441, and well before other European countries encountered Africa, small ...
Host Allison Keyes is joined by NPR's West Africa correspondent Ofeibea Quist-Arcton for a peek into her reporter's notebook and some of the stories coming out of the continent. These stories include ...
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Motshekga says Karl Marx got African kings wrong
Professor Mathole Motshekga says communists wrongly use Karl Marx’s views on European monarchies to attack African kings and ...
Véronique Tadjo, a Franco-Ivorian novelist and painter, commander of arts and letters and president of the jury of the Orange Prize for Books in Africa, has lived in the UK for several years. As an ...
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