AFRICA IN HISTORY

Latest addition : 17 August.

AFRICA IN HISTORY

We in Radio Shrine intend to share with our viewers in this column dubbed ‘Africa in History’, our deep drinking from the rivers of African history. Like Cheikh Anta Diop in his book Civilization or Barbarism, 1981: “For us, the return to Egypt in all domains is a primordial condition to reconcile African civilization with history, to be able to build a corpus of modern human sciences, to renew African culture. Far from delectation with the past, a look towards ancient Egypt is the best way to conceive and build our cultural future. Egypt will play in a newly thought African culture, the same role the ancient Greco-Latin played in Western Culture”.

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PROFESSOR THEOPHILE OBENGA

1 January, by Mabinuori Idowu (aka ID)

THE BASES OF EGYPTOLOGY A disciple of Cheikh Anta Diop, professor Obenga proposes to reconsider our vision of ancient Egypt: its definition, localisation and its denomination. Just like Fela invited us to be proud of our African heritage, Obenga sketches the origins and the nature of this past by breaking the prejudices. Part 1 Part 2 POUR EN SAVOIR PLUS SUR LA PHILOSOPHIE AFRICAINE REGARDEZ ET ÉCOUTEZ CHEIKH ANTA DIOP : CHEIKH ANTA DIOP - ORIGINE HUMAINE (1.3) envoyé par dividende. (...)

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