Maps are never neutral, and this one proves it. This video examines a 1935 map of Africa and what it reveals about borders, ...

This video breaks down a rare 1866 map of Africa created just before the Scramble for the continent began. It reveals forgotten kingdoms, trade networks, and cultural boundaries that no longer exist ...

In Aflao, on the Ghana–Togo border, we joined a community football match as part of our Borderless Africa community activities, Ghanaians on one side, Togolese on the other We met several interesting ...

How can maps fight racism and inequality? The work of the Black Panther Party, a 1960s- and 1970s-era Black political group ...

The debate over renaming KwaZulu-Natal isn't merely symbolic—it strikes at the heart of post-apartheid reconciliation.

If cartography is defined only as paper maps drawn in European formats, then Europe wins by definition. If cartography is defined as the reliable transmission of spatial knowledge that enables ...

Are the names we use in South Africa merely symbols of cultural recognition, or do they perpetuate historical injustices?

Samia Suluhu Hassan has caused Tanzania’s most dangerous crisis since independence ...

Five years after becoming Africa's first Covid-era debt defaulter, Zambia is seeing a dramatic turnaround in fortunes as ...

From Norwegian Art Nouveau to Chinese temples in Malaysia, make sure your vacation includes visits to these wonders of the world ...

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A Paris exhibition is looking at how French anthropologists collected African heritage in the European colonial period, writes David Tresilian Modelled according to its curators on a police enquiry in ...