Most of the largest states in pre-colonial Africa were made up of culturally heterogeneous communities that were products of historical processes rather than ‘bounded tribes’ with fixed homelands.
I’m a Cameroonian diasporan and my research about my tribe has led me to this article. Thank you for taking up the burden of such great tasks as this. 🙏🏾
Can you make an article next on the history of arab african exchanges,DMT confederation with saba nubia axum and the caliphate the abbasid expedition to east africa slave trade cultural influences etc
Yes. Sub-Saharan Africa had complex law systems, meaning that the natives were intricate, heterogenious and prote to complex crimes caused by the human nature of greed, trickery, creativity, and all aspects of the European society - just that we had loads of rhythm. Do not listen to what our scholars and Western publishes tell you. They have been bought, and now we have to work hard to include what you said in African fiction.
A very interesting perspective. Thank you for this article!
grateful
I’m a Cameroonian diasporan and my research about my tribe has led me to this article. Thank you for taking up the burden of such great tasks as this. 🙏🏾
grateful!
Can you make an article next on the history of arab african exchanges,DMT confederation with saba nubia axum and the caliphate the abbasid expedition to east africa slave trade cultural influences etc
That'd be too big for one essay, but I'm preparing one on the shua arabs of the sahel
Yes. Sub-Saharan Africa had complex law systems, meaning that the natives were intricate, heterogenious and prote to complex crimes caused by the human nature of greed, trickery, creativity, and all aspects of the European society - just that we had loads of rhythm. Do not listen to what our scholars and Western publishes tell you. They have been bought, and now we have to work hard to include what you said in African fiction.