Egede Zone

“The Negro Question”. Albert Einstein’s 1946 Statement on Racism and Civil Rights

11th August 2016 K.K. 1

THE NEGRO QUESTION (1946) by Albert Einstein I am writing as one who has lived among you in America only a little more than ten […]

Patrice Lumumba: The Most Important Assassination of the 20th Century

26th January 2016 K.K. 0

Patrice Lumumba, the first legally elected prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), was assassinated 55 years ago, on 17 January, 1961. This heinous crime […]

Mental Freedom and the Omission of African Achievements from History

26th January 2016 K.K. 0

We hang our hopes on economic development playing a large role in allowing us to reclaim our history from the West, but which comes first, […]

The History of Pan Africanism

25th January 2016 K.K. 0

“Pan Africanism can be said to have its origins in the struggles of the African people against enslavement and colonisation” Dr Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem (Pan Africanism: […]

Freeing The African From Mental Slavery

7th January 2016 K.K. 1

Much that was once so revered is now lost for only a few who live remember it. What is lost? The pride of being African, […]

Decolonising the Mind: The Misunderstanding of Traditional African Beliefs

9th July 2015 K.K. 1

There are few religions as globally misunderstood as African Traditional Religions. Whether it is being wrongly labelled voodoo, juju or witchcraft, indigenous African faith systems […]