Inyenyenzi’s African History Substack
NyenyenziAfrica is not a ‘dark continent’ but has rich history, civilization, language, and science. I unveil erased Nilotic and Proto-Bantu histories, reviving Mulimo to restore dignity and challenge misconceptions.
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Please Help Us Publish the Evidence Linking Ancient Egyptian to Source Bā́ntǔ
A better and more equitable world is possible when all our human stories are brought into public discourse and told factually, objectively, and with dignity.
A better, more equitable world also starts with the stories we’re brave enough to...
The Cape Colony–Sponsored Addiction Policy: How South African Land Came Under European Settler Control
“...fond of smoking were these Bushmen, that one old man took off from his shoulder a beautiful leopard-skin, and bartered it to Hendrik for less than two ounces of tobacco; and Ruiter got from another poor creature’s back, a fine skin of a...
The Abā́lombwā́na: Reclaiming the Ethnic Bā́ntǔ Identity
The Bā́ntǔ Are Not a Linguistic Category but an Ethnic Group - We exist.
There has been a deep misunderstanding of the ethnic and Proto-Bā́ntǔ identity, along with continued attempts to reduce us to a linguistic category while appropriatin...
Were Aztec Spiritual Practices Used By Mzilikazi In Southern Africa?
How do two peoples, who conventional history says never met, share such similar spiritual practices?
How do two peoples, who conventional history says never met, share such similar spiritual practices?
A Possible Ancient Language Bridge Between Sudanese and Proto-Vietic Languages
A Study of Shared Words, Migration Echoes, and Forgotten Human Connections
The assumption that the Dinka and Sudanese populations and their language families originated in Africa is likely historically inaccurate, as their languages' roots...
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