Kwame Nkrumah The Voice of Manchester, the Dream of Africa
In October 1945, in the grey northern city of Manchester, history gathered in a hall. Students, workers, writers…
Colonialism and Resistance
Amy Ashwood Garvey: A Trailblazer of Pan-Africanism and Feminism
Amy Ashwood Garvey (1897–1969) remains one of the most remarkable yet overlooked figures in twentieth-century Black history. She…
The Congress That Changed the World
It is a memory half-remembered—deliberately. Because to remember it properly is to unpick the seams of the story…
Miriam Makeba and Stokely Carmichael: Early Lives, Meeting, and Legacy
Miriam Makeba and Stokely Carmichael were two of the most significant figures in the global fight against racial…
Queen Nanny: The Iconic Leader of the Maroons
Her leadership during the First Maroon War not only safeguarded the autonomy of the Maroon communities but also…
The Berlin Conference: Africa’s Partition and the Birth of Pan-Africanism
In the winter of 1884, European diplomats gathered in the grand drawing rooms of Berlin to divide the…
