Sometime around 3000 BCE, one of the most culturally significant movements began in Sub-Saharan Africa. From the forested regions of West Africa, a large group of people known as the
When you stand in a bustling Lagos market, and hear the rhythmic chants of traders in Yoruba, then travel down to the North, into the deserts of great Sudan, where
Earth, as we know it, is home to some of the most intricately complex and dynamic creations of nature. From the existence of man itself, to the unexplored depths of
In the 1890s, Charwe played a central role in organising and inspiring the first Chimurenga — a revolt against the British colonisation of present day Zimbabwe which included ridiculous tax impositions as well as the seizure of indigenous land and resources.
The freedom of a people ultimately rests on the shoulders of the people. In Africa’s fight against colonialism, we see this fact play out as various people rose up,
“The fight of a people, the resistance of a people, has various forms. As I already told you, our resistance began quite some time ago. Since the day that the
Mozambique’s first President, Samora Machel, was more than a nationalist. He was a trained nurse turned guerilla commander, who led a revolutionary charge against Portuguese colonialism and freed Mozambique
Africa has always been a continent that takes great pride in its culture, norms and roots. The continent has been home to several visionary and revolutionary leaders who have recognised
Julius Kambarage Nyerere was a visionary leader and pan-African thinker who served as the first president of the United Republic of Tanzania from 1964 until his voluntary retirement in 1985.
Kenneth David Kaunda was a Pan-African nationalist who served as the first President of the Republic of Zambia from 1964 to 1991. After leading his country to independence from British
“The day will come when history will speak… Africa will write its own history… It will be a history of glory and dignity.”
- Patrice Lumumba
Early Life
Patrice Lumumba
