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Sankofa Pan African series was set up to explore Pan African Experiences. Although we discuss a lot of African history, the series is not primarily a vehicle for teaching history. As such, the topics that we treat do not necessarily follow a linear pattern. We depend on comments, questions, and contributions to help develop and structure future episodes. We also bring other people on to help throw light on various topics of interest so that the series serves an avenue to highlight Pan African issues, celebrate Pan Africanism, achievements, and critiques where necessary. Please subscribe now and join us on this journey. Thank you!
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