A real African education would not begin with the Berlin Conference but with Africa herself—her civilizations, her languages, her inventions, and her stories. It would not prepare students to mimic the world but to shape it with their own identity.
Africa wasn’t conquered by guns alone—it was colonized through deception, division, and manipulation. This powerful article explores how a continent was outplayed, not outpowered.
A powerful, emotional story addressing the hardships Africans face—corruption, unemployment, and broken systems—while asking the critical question: “Should you give up?