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The suppression of African mysticism by colonial powers was a deliberate and systematic effort to undermine indigenous cultures and replace them with European ideologies. This suppression stemmed from the perceived efficacy of African spiritual practices, which were seen as a source of social cohesion and resistance against colonial rule. The colonial approach combined legislative measures, … Read more
Introduction: In the annals of history, the names Pope Nicholas V and Pope Alexander VI stand as silent architects of Africa’s destiny, their actions shaping a narrative of imposition, indoctrination, subjugation, and looting. This essay endeavours to peel back the layers of obscurity surrounding these pontiffs and the broader Roman Catholic Church, shedding light on … Read more
Introduction: Pope Nicholas V, a pivotal figure in Christian history, ascended to the papal throne in 1447. His papacy, though marked by various accomplishments, bears a controversial legacy concerning slavery and its implications for Africa. This essay delves into the significance of Pope Nicholas V’s stance on slavery, highlighting the caution African communities should exercise regarding Christianity in … Read more