What follows is part of a short chronological series on African and African American History. The educational system in the United States does not always offer a balanced history of Africa which is ...
South Africa history from the first humans and the 1652 Cape colony to apartheid, Mandela, 1994 and the coalition era of 2026.
The trouble started with a writer on deadline. James Sweet, who goes by Jim, is a white professor of African history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the former president of the American ...
Two interlinked but unfinished revolutions – one intellectual and one overtly political – have been playing a central role in Africa and the diaspora. Together they will help shape the trajectory of ...
The three new volumes in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) General History of Africa series mark a deliberate shift toward an Afrocentric reading of the ...
One of President Trump's latest executive orders is stirring up serious backlash, and for good reason. The new order titled "Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History," goes after the Smithsonian ...
Johannesburg — Much of Africa's cultural treasure was looted during colonial times and has remained in museums and private collections in Europe and North America ever since. For the last few decades, ...
Professor Toyin Falola has called on African scholars to reclaim the continent’s past as a foundation for building a just and stable future. Speaking at the University of Jos during the induction of ...
“I don’t know yet that there is such a thing as African LGBTQ art history,” says curator and author Serubiri Moses. Moses is a co-curator of “Here: Pride and Belonging in African Art,” now open at the ...
Efforts to take the focus off the nation’s racial past in compliance with President Trump’s wishes face resistance from those determined to preserve it. The Whitney Plantation in Wallace, ...
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Have South Africans always been hostile to migrants? Historians map a chequered history
Anti-immigrant violence began to sweep across South Africa once again in March 2026. Over the following months an estimated 56,000 Malawians and 115,000 Zimbabweans were forced to flee their homes. At ...
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