Latest Contributing Articles
Nov 6, 2009
The Olduvai Gorge: Tanzania's Cradle of Mankind
In: African History (general)
By: Loni Perry
Oct 22, 2009
The Origin of Zimbabwean Place Names: Zimbabwe, Great Zimbabwe and Masvingo
In: African History (general)
By: Farai Muchemwa
Sep 15, 2009
Free Education For All in Zimbabwe: Mugabe’s Primary Schools Expansion Policy was a Disaster
In: Modern African History
By: Farai Muchemwa
Sep 11, 2009
UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Black History: Ghana's Slave Trade Forts
In: African Slavery/Apartheid
By: Ellen Freudenheim
Sep 11, 2009
The Afrikaans Language of South Africa: The Local and European Origins of an African Tongue
In: African History (general)
By: Susan Huebert
Sep 2, 2009
Movements of Liberation in Mozambique: Frelimo Versus Renamo for County Control
In: Modern African History
By: Maureen Zieber
Sep 2, 2009
Mozambican Women During the Revolution: Movements of Change, and Struggles of a Gender
In: Modern African History
By: Maureen Zieber
Aug 17, 2009
Berbers, the Traditional Tribals of Morocco: Their Customs and Crafts
In: Indigenous African History
By: Kalpana Rangan
Aug 10, 2009
Baking Bread Using Brick Ovens and Bread Makers: History of Bread Making and Consumption in Zimbabwe
In: Indigenous African History
By: Farai Muchemwa
Aug 3, 2009
A History of Capoeira: A Powerful Martial Art, Artform, and Fitness Tool
In: African History (general)
By: Michele Kadison
Jun 27, 2009
The Story of the Ancient Coptic Language: Dead Language or Key to the History and Culture of Ancient Egypt?
In: African History (general)
By: Susan Huebert
Jun 27, 2009
Arabic and the Ethnic Languages of Egypt: History and Cultural Background Revealed in People's Speech
In: African History (general)
By: Susan Huebert
May 26, 2009
From Eurocentrism to Afrocentrism: Goals and Problems of African History and Scholarship
In: Modern African History
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
May 14, 2009
Identifying the Ethnicity of the Moors: Who Were the Berbers?
In: African History (general)
By: Dolores Bundy
May 4, 2009
Organization of The Afrikaner Broederbond: Structure of the Secret Society of Broeders
In: African History (general)
By: Andrew Meeres
May 4, 2009
The Afrikaner Broederbond: The Origins and Members of the Secret Society of Broeders
In: African History (general)
By: Andrew Meeres
Apr 26, 2009
A History of the Zulu People: Up to Their Conquest by the British
In: African History (general)
By: Barry Vale
Apr 18, 2009
The Rulers of Benin: As Centuries Changed, so Did the Sphere of Influence
In: Indigenous African History
By: Kristin Peoples
Apr 13, 2009
The effect of French colonisation in Africa: France and its African Empire
In: African Colonialism
By: Barry Vale
Apr 13, 2009
The Legacy of British Colonisation in Africa: A Mixed Blessing
In: African Colonialism
By: Barry Vale
Apr 11, 2009
Trading History of Angola: The Kongo and Donga Kingdoms Agricultural Ventures
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Apr 4, 2009
Early Inhabitants of Algeria: The Traditions and Greatest Cultural Impact of the Original Settlers
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Mar 28, 2009
Tumultuous Times in Central African Republic: A History of Challenges Face the Region
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Mar 20, 2009
Transatlantic Trade History of Cape Verde: Uninhabited islands to Slave Trade Hub
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Mar 10, 2009
Arabian Conquests of Early Egypt: Armies Marched Up and Down the Nile River Looking for Invasion Areas
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Mar 6, 2009
Origins of Basuto Land: Lesotho Inhabitants Survive Tribal Wars and Raids
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Feb 26, 2009
Uganda's Earliest Immigrants: Centralized kingdoms with many Chiefs
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Feb 16, 2009
Gabon Economy Helped Shape the Region: Ivory Trade became a Focal Point of the Country
In: African Colonialism
By: Kristin Peoples
Feb 8, 2009
European Influence on Africa: Indigenous Political Entities
In: African Colonialism
By: Gwendolyn Cuizon
Feb 3, 2009
What is Black History Month? February is Black History Month - But What Does That Really Mean?
In: African History (general)
By: Neil Middlemiss
Feb 2, 2009
The Anglo-Zulu War of 1879: Vengeful British Policy in South Africa
In: African Colonialism
By: Christopher Townsend
Jan 27, 2009
The History of the Settlers of Liberia: Culturally Diverse Country Struggles with Self Identity
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Jan 27, 2009
Congo Historical Societies: A Country rich in names and resources
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Jan 27, 2009
History of Trading in Angola: The Important Link Between Africa and Europe
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Jan 26, 2009
Nigerian Zion Methodist Mission: African Independent Church Movement
In: African History (general)
By: Laura Polk
Jan 15, 2009
The History of the Ghana Empires: Empires that changed the region
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Jan 15, 2009
The People of Zimbabwe: An Early Timeline
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Jan 15, 2009
A History of the People of Kenya: A Country Rich in Spoken Language
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Jan 12, 2009
Krotoa a.k.a Eva of the Cape: The tragic life of a female Khoisan interpreter
In: African Colonialism
By: Carine Engelbrecht
Dec 30, 2008
The Nguzo Saba and Other Kwanzaa Terms: An Introduction to the Basics of the Cultural Celebration
In: African History (general)
By: Khadijah Ali-Coleman
Dec 25, 2008
Shaka's Military Reforms: The Zulu Army of Shaka's Day
In: African History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 25, 2008
Shaka, Creator of the Zulu Nation: A Brief Summary of the Life and Death of Shaka
In: African History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Dec 13, 2008
The Rich History of Mozambique: A timeline from early tribe inhabitants to democratic elections
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Dec 13, 2008
Juneteenth Celebration: Two Years after Emancipation Proclamation, Slaves Learn of Freedom
In: African Independence
By: Kristin Peoples
Dec 10, 2008
The History of The Black Codes of 1865: Jim Crow Laws Kept African American New-Found Freedoms Out of Reach
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Dec 5, 2008
History of African Americans in Film: African American Early Filmmakers Paved the Way
In: African History (general)
By: Kristin Peoples
Dec 3, 2008
Celebrating Kwanzaa: The Harvest of the First Fruits
In: Modern African History
By: Kristin Peoples
Sep 21, 2008
Ox-Wagon Transport in Southern Africa: Ox-Wagons and Transport Riders in the late 19th Century
In: African History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 9, 2008
The Second Anglo Boer War: The South African War 1899 - 1902
In: African Colonialism
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Aug 19, 2008
The Battle of Isandhlwana: Isandhlwana:The Opening Battle in the Anglo-Zulu War
In: African Colonialism
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Jul 25, 2008
The History of Congo-Brazzaville: The End of African Colonialism
In: Modern African History
By: Victor Mobley
Jul 15, 2008
The Nag Hammadi Find: An Egyptian Find That Has The Potential To Change Christianity
In: African History (general)
By: Mark L. Porter
May 20, 2008
African Identity: How the West shaped and distorted African history
In: African History (general)
By: Michael LeFlem
Feb 16, 2008
Revolution of Black History Month: Call to Action for Most Important Month of the Year for Black People
In: Modern African History
By: Dorla Anne Harris
Apr 22, 2007
Famous African Kingdoms: Africa was Home to many Cultures which Centered on Gold and Slaves
In: Indigenous African History
By: Steve DeVault
Feb 2, 2007
Why Just Black History Month: What About the Native Americans and Chinese?
In: Modern African History
By: Mary Trotter Kion
Jan 13, 2007
Martin Luther King, Jr. A Man of Peace and Equal Rights
In: African History
By: Mary Trotter Kion
Jan 13, 2007
King Moves North: Vietnam and War on Poverty
In: African History
By: Mary Trotter Kion
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