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“STUDY YOUR HISTORY, IT SHALL ERASE THE MISTERY“
Professor James Small
 
On Pan-African Daily TV, PADTV,  African Scholars – Historians and Professors, Researchers and experts provide an authentic narrative of the continent’s Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern, and Modern periods. These scholars offer a distinctly African perspective, sharing stories that have been preserved through oral traditions, personal experiences, and rigorous research.

Africa, the continent that was known as continent of kings and Queens, is today second-largest continent in the world, is home to 1.4 billion people, with an additional 300 million living in the diaspora. Known as the cradle of humankind, Africa is where the origins of the human race can be traced. The modern Africa continent comprises 55 member states on the mainland, alongside its 6th region, the African diaspora.

The cultural and monumental heritage of Africa was cultivated and safeguarded by our ancestors, forming the foundation of the African identity. This heritage connects Africans to their roots, serving as a vital link to their culture and a testament to their belonging. African heritage is not just history—it is the essence of identity for every African.

Through our way and source of life and the preservation of our traditions and cultural ethics, we honor the legacy of our ancestors. Our heritage is a source of pride and responsibility, ensuring that the rich cultural fabric of Africa remains intact for future generations.

    • A LETTER TO AFRICA

    Dear Africa,

    This has always been for you.

    Every early morning under grey skies in Tübingen.
    Every drumbeat that cut through the silence.
    Every child dancing barefoot to rhythms older than empire.
    Every prayer whispered between tents, every journey back home in our minds—this was our letter to you.

    Not written in ink, but in action.
    Not sealed with stamps, but with sweat, song, and sacrifice.

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    This is not goodbye

    It is the beginning of a new sentence in a longer letter.

    We write this to say:
    We see you.
    We are you.
    And we are coming home—not just in body, but in purpose. 

    You are vast, complex, and unfinished. But so are we.

    We have disagreed, stumbled, lost our way at times. But still—we keep showing up.
    With music. With intention. With dreams not yet realized

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