
Redefining African History from African perspectives
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementHistoryEducation | |||

When most people think about Africa’s economic history, they jump straight to colonialism, poverty, or “emerging markets.” But the story is far older, far more complex, and much harder to squeeze into a simple headline.
Today’s episode unpacks how ... more
This episode aims to reveal how a patchwork of treaties and conquests turned the Gold Coast into a formal Crown Colony.
Show why British officials saw the territory as a testing ground for new ideas about ruling African societies.
This episode aims to assess John Dunn’s main arguments in the “Conclusion” to West African States.
Explore how colonial legacies, patronage politics and leadership choices shape responsibility for post‑colonial outcomes.
Introduce the idea of polit... more
This episode aims to examine how European colonial powers transplanted their educational and cultural traditions to colonized regions
Explore the lasting impact on African and Indian universities and cultural institutions
Discuss the tensions betwe... more
This episode aims to explore why writing a single, unified history of religion in West Africa is historically and methodologically difficult.
Highlight how African religious experience has been shaped by indigenous traditions, Islam, and Christianit... more
This episode explores the evolution of Pentecostal and Black church music in Ghana and the US, highlighting US influences from the 1970s onward.Examine how music fosters congregational participation, blending African traditions with gospel styles to... more
Today’s episode aims to show how to study African Traditional Religion with respect and method, and why earlier approaches often failed
Welcome to today’s episode, “Rethinking the Slavery Blame-Game: Africans, Eurocentrism, and Historical Truth.”
In this conversation, the focus is on one tough question: who bears responsibility for the Atlantic slave trade, and how has history tried... more
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