The continent is once again confronting the deep wounds of colonialism, cultural plunder, stolen identities, land dispossession, and the lingering systems that still shape our present.
Across Africa, leaders and scholars are pushing for colonialism to be recognised as an international crime. And really, how do we talk about our future without addressing the injustices that built the world we live in? Are we finally reclaiming our voices? Our dignity? Our narrative?
Across Africa, leaders and scholars are pushing for colonialism to be recognised as an international crime. And really, how do we talk about our future without addressing the injustices that built the world we live in? Are we finally reclaiming our voices? Our dignity? Our narrative?
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