Sometime ago in conversation, the subject of Africa came up. The person I was talking to said ” Oh, my daughter is studying African history at school”.
Wow! I thought, lucky kid! Because at school in South Africa, a very long time ago, we were only taught … Read the rest
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African Historical Ruins – you never see on TV part 1 / 4
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Sino-Sudanese Strategic Partnership Could Make the Sudan Great Again
Mubarak M.Musa.. Khartoum
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Lost Kingdoms of Africa 2 of 4 Ethiopia
Art historian Gus Casely-Hayford explores the history of the old African kingdom of Ethiopia.
This is a drawing from the 1500s of the capital city of the Kongo Empire
The drawing was first published in a book called `History of the Kingdom of the Kongo` by Filippo Pigafetta,published in Rome in 1591.
In the 1500s,the Kongo Empire covered 1,685 miles and was divided into … Read the rest
Zimbabwe was once part of the great Munhumutapa Empire which stretched across the interior of the continent,with the trading ports based along the Mozambican and Tanzanian Indian Ocean coastline.This was the Empire of gold and the gold mines from this time litter southern … Read the rest
KILWA, Tanzania
slave port – NO
Arab built- NO
international trade port – YES
African built- YES
Kilwa in 1572 AD
AFRICAN ARCHITECTURE ? – YES
Africa embraced Islam. This is not Arab influence in Africa! This is religion in Africa.History has portrayed this falsely for too long!