"Unveiling Africa: From Ancient Legacies to Neo-liberal Dynamics and Beyond" navigates the intricate tapestry of Africa's history, tracing its roots from ancient times to the modern era of neo-liberalism. This insightful book delves into the continent's diverse legacies, encompassing rich cultural heritage, economic complexities, and sociopolitical transitions. With keen analysis, it explores how Africa's narrative has been shaped by colonialism, liberation struggles, and the contemporary challenges of globalization. Aiming to unravel misconceptions, the book examines the multifaceted dimensions of Africa's past and present, offering readers a comprehensive perspective on its journey from antiquity to the complexities of the 21st century.
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John Chakanga Mupala
Prof. John Chakanga Mupala, an esteemed scholar, specializes in African history. Notable for his work "Africa enroute to new world order," he holds a PhD in Information Systems and serves as a Senior Lecturer. He presides over the Júnior Researcher Association and holds the role of Executive Editor for a cross-border magazine, showcasing his multidisciplinary engagement.
