The colonial categorisation of African peoples into distinct groups such as Bantu, Nilotes, Khoi and other artificial ...

One of the most destructive ideological tools was the Hamitic versus Bantu theory, a construct that fueled perpetual ethnic conflicts across the continent. This theory ultimately contributed to ...

Since the African continent was divided at the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, the struggle for its wealth has played out on two fronts. The first was political, as European powers, starting with King ...

The Quranic perspective, as interpreted by scholars like Rahman, Esack, and Donner, challenges the notion of Islamic exclusivism by affirming the universality of divine guidance and the ...