Caste, Colonialism And The Idea Of Africa
What happened to Africa over the years can be analysed through the interlocking power struggles between various caste-like ...
India-Africa Forum Summit: A partnership of vision and mutual growth
India’s aspiration to lead the Global South finds strong resonance in its relationship with Africa, a continent that shares ...
‘Another Man in the Street’ is a novel full of startling insights
Caryl Phillips returns to a familiar theme — the immigrant experience — and produces something wholly original.
Africa has entered a new era of war
An unprecedented explosion of conflicts has carved a trail of death and destruction across Africa—yet gone largely unnoticed ...
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Africa’s 6,000-kilometre corridor that’s one of the most dangerous places on Earth
It’s a 6,000-kilometre long corridor of land connecting the Atlantic to the Red Sea that’s been called “one of the most ...
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How Geography DOOMED Africa
Africa has hosted many great empires over the ages, but despite having contact with both Europe and Asia, did not keep up technologically (except Wakanda). Here is one possible theory to explain ...
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How China contributes to Africa’s industrial development
CHINA: SINCE attaining their independence, African countries have tirelessly pursued industrialisation, seeking to overcome their economic dependent ...
The terrifying crack in the Earth’s surface that's splitting Africa in two
Researchers have discovered a massive shift that is making Africa split apart and create a pathway for a new ocean - all much ...
What makes a person seem wise? Global study finds that cultures do differ – but not as much as you’d think
But have you ever thought about how people in different cultures perceive wisdom? Does someone in Morocco view a wise person in the same way as someone in Ecuador? Our recent study explored how people ...