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African History Extra

isaac Samuel

All about African history; narrating the continent's neglected past

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A history of Horses in the southern half of Africa ca. 1498-1900.

Horses and humans have shared a long history in Africa since the emergence of equestrian societies across the continent during the bronze age.

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The textile trade of pre-colonial Africa

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Acemoglu in Kongo: a critique of 'Why Nations Fail' and its wilful ignorance of African history.

There aren’t many Africans on the list of Nobel laureates, nor does research on African societies show up in the selection committees of Stockholm. It was therefore a refreshing change when the trio of American economists; Daron Acemoglu, S...

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The role of firearms in African military history, and the guns of the Benin kingdom.

"The Zulus appeared almost to grow out of the earth. From rock and bush on the heights above started scores of men armed, some with rifles others with shields and spears. Gradually their main body; an immense column: opened out in splendid ...

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  • isaac Samuel

    African History | Economics

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