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Museum
A living archive and creative hub rooted in Pan-African history — open to the public as a space to think, create, and connect.
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Library
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Liberia's Maternal Child Health Units: A Beacon of Hope for Saving Lives
Spotlight Initiative supports Liberia's government to reduce maternal mortality by building Maternal Child Health units, saving lives.
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Angola — Operation IAFEATURE Revisited: CIA's Africa Division Chief Confesses
Kenya — CIA and MI6's Secret War: Rendition, Kill Lists and Counter-Terrorism
Ghana — 'Coup d'état Plot, Ghana': The CIA's DCI File on Nkrumah's Overthrow
South Africa — 'Counterspy' Documents: CIA and the Apartheid Security State
Nigeria — WikiLeaks: Shell's Ministry Infiltration and the Oil Patronage State
African Hairstyles as Resistance
Did you know that elaborate African hairstyles, particularly during the colonial era, served as powerful forms of resistance, conveying hidden messages, escape routes, and tribal affiliations?
Mansa Musa's Economic Influence
Did you know that Mansa Musa, the 14th-century ruler of the Mali Empire, was so wealthy that his pilgrimage to Mecca caused widespread inflation in the economies he passed through, impacting the gold market for decades?