Ejuchegahi A. Angwaomaodoko·Oct 18Slavery Reparations: Who Should Pay and Who Should Receive?For years, the question of whether slavery should be compensated has remained a subject of debate, but little has been done in terms of…
ragrago·Sep 14RUNAWAYThe majority of their wealth was built on taking the lives of our ancestors I never knew that in the slave ships they had sections for men…
Ghislain Adjagba·Aug 30How the Republic of Benin is becoming the new West African cultural destination for Afro…Over the past decade, the Republic of Benin has expanded its cultural tourism, focusing on the historical role played by the kingdom of…A response icon1A response icon1
InTHE COMMON SENSE WORLDbyPeter Kriger·Jul 25The Sugar Trail: How Breakfast Built the Transatlantic Slave TradeNobody ever needed it. For the whole of human existence before the sixteenth century, our species got along on honey, fruit, and the…
Razfa “Brando” Zaydan·May 31Bagaimana Gula Melanggengkan KolonialismePenaklukan Semenanjung Iberia dan Perang salib
InBlack Eyes Black VoicebyAndrene Gregory·Apr 11Britain’s Reform Party Vows To Ban Travel Visa and Aid to Any African or Caribbean Country…Guess who is fronting the movement, and the perils of respectability politics
Africa Risk Desk·Mar 26UN Resolution on Reparations — Implications for the African Risk LandscapeOn 25 March 2026, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime…
Prof. Amos Mensah·Mar 26Why Did Argentina Vote Against a UN Resolution Recognising the Transatlantic Slave Trade as the…On 25th March 2026, the General Assembly of the United Nations witnessed a moment that should have been morally unifying for humanity. A…
Christopher Paller Gerale·Mar 26Accra Reset: This Time for Ghana, This Time for Africaby Christopher Paller Gerale