The Africans: A Triple Heritage

African continent African countries African culture African societies Africanisation American ancestry ancient ancient Egypt Angola animals Arab Arabian peninsula Arabic language areas Black British capitalism capitalist centralised Christianity Church civilisation colonial created decay Diaspora dis-Africanisation East economic Egypt Egyptian Ethiopia ethnic Europe Europe's European factor Falasha forces France French Ghana Hausa helped human hunting identity impact imperialism independence indigenous African influence Islam Islamisation Israel Jewish Jews Julius Nyerere Kenya Kiswahili Kwame Nkrumah labour language legacy major Mecca military modern Muhammad multi-party Muslim myth names Nigeria Nile Nkrumah northern Nigeria nuclear one-party organisation origins party political post-colonial pre-colonial racism Red Sea religion religious revolution rule Sahara Semitic sense social socialist solidarity Somali sometimes South Africa southern Africa stateless societies Sudan Tanzania Third World tradition triple heritage tropical twentieth century Uganda west Africa Western world Westernised winter women Yoruba Zaire Zimbabwe