My vision of Africa: a new look at continental unity - Kisoke, Kyéngé
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My vision of Africa: a new look at African continental unity is an essay focused on understanding African continental unity taking into account the socio-cultural dimension of the peoples of Africa and the need to unite and to organize themselves in a union that will perpetuate their culture. The essay defends the existence of ethnic Nations that the author calls "Historical Nations" or only the peoples of Africa. These are all the peoples of Africa who had organized themselves politically in the form of a State-Kingdom or State-Empire and who recognize that they have a common cultural,…mehr

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My vision of Africa: a new look at African continental unity is an essay focused on understanding African continental unity taking into account the socio-cultural dimension of the peoples of Africa and the need to unite and to organize themselves in a union that will perpetuate their culture. The essay defends the existence of ethnic Nations that the author calls "Historical Nations" or only the peoples of Africa. These are all the peoples of Africa who had organized themselves politically in the form of a State-Kingdom or State-Empire and who recognize that they have a common cultural, social, political, linguistic and historical identity, and also those who did not know a political organization, but who are socially in a democratic system which must unite today to face the social upheavals imposed on us by humanity. The essay is organized around four major themes of the African continent. pre-colonial Africa. This is the questioning of the pan-African conception that is proposed, because this conception does not take into account several parameters that constitute the peoples of Africa.
Autorenporträt
Kyéngé Kisoke è un ricercatore indipendente di storia africana e lavora sulle dinamiche delle Nazioni storiche dell'Africa. È un saggista panafricano che sostiene la creazione delle Nazioni Unite dell'Africa. Ha conseguito un Master in Storia dell'Africa presso l'Università di Las Palmas de Gran Canarias.