Gaddafi's Pan-African Motives - a podcast by Its a Continent
from 2020-07-28T01:00
Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was a divisive figure, as he represented very different things to different people. We begin the first episode of season two by discussing what motivated Gaddafi's Pan-Africanist ideas, as well as the impact of Arab colonisation in Northern Africa and the idea behind the term "sub-Saharan Africa".
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Sources for further reading:
Articles:
Colonialism: Arab & European Compared by Chinweizu
Why do we still use the term “sub-Saharan Africa”?
Libyan aid and investment projects in Africa
Gaddafi’s Libya was Africa’s Most Prosperous Democracy
April Victims of The Gaddafi Regime
The truth about Gaddafi: He was no friend of Africans
'It Was As if We Weren’t Human.' Inside the Modern Slave Trade Trapping African Migrants
Africans remember Gaddafi as martyr, benefactor
Gaddafi wants EU cash to stop African migrants
How ‘African’ is Northern Africa?
Books:
Africanism - Patricia Bamurangirwa
African Immigrants in South Africa - Godfrey Mwakikagile
Documentary:
Mad Dog: Inside the Secret World of Muammar Gaddafi
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