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The history of Africa’s relation to the wider world
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- The history in general of Africa
- The retrospective history of imperialism and colonialism in Africa
- World War III: Intervention in Africa
- The history U.S. foreign policy toward Africa as a whole
Africa’s problematique: comparative development
- Respect and Solidarity
- By Femi Akomolafe, 19 November 1994.
- What am I doing in Holland?
- By Femi Akomolafe, 1994. Europe’s dependence on Africa.
- Africa—A Continent Marginalized
- By Mrex. 25 January 1995. The African crisis not a function of Africa’s character, but of outside influences, such as structural adjustment.
- On Powerlessness and Apathy
- By Femi Akomolafe, 1995. The moral responsibility of Euro-Americans.
- African states plan ‘red cards’ on coups
- By Nicholas Phythian, Reuters, 13 July 1999. Africa’s leaders, some of whom seized power in coups themselves, have decided at the final OAU summit of the century to ostracise any future African leader who takes power by force.