Just finished reading the book.  An amazing piece of work.  It is so well written, I felt I was with Zeinab travelling through the continent, experiencing what Africans experienced, turned myself into an African, standing tall,  infused with sense of dignity and honour.
It is a privilege to read your book and listen to this live interview.
Thank you.🙏

I could just listen to her all day long. ❤ so much knowledge and so grounded. I've just ordered the book

This woman!!!!! 🌞🌞🌞🌞🙏🏿

She is doing an awesome job and we Africans can't be happier for her great work

I'm a huge fan of Zeinab Badawi. She's an African intellectual and the epitome of black excellence. A true Kushite Queen and Daughter of the Pharoahs.

- Zambian Girl

thank you❤😊

Wooozas!!!

I am proud of you Zeinab,
You are a great Sudanese African icon 🎉👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

❤ Zeinab is a great journalist. As she was born in Juba, South Sudan, we are proud of her.

Thank-you for your honesty . How refreshing to have an African perspective on this history. Long overdrew.

Zeinab has done an amazing job on the book, it sets an amazingly clear framework for not only Africans but the whole world to understand African history. I am a lover of African history and world history to some extent, I read deeper books about DRC, South Africa, Kenya etc. and it’s amazingly beautiful how Zeinab goes on in summary and provides narratives that those not from the African continent missed in their thicker books. Thanks  Zeinab.

Thank you so much for writing this Lady Zeinab ❤

These african intellectuals don't write or publish, that's the problem.  As much I commend her work, an "african history" in 1 book is unfortunate and it is not on her, its the academics I blame.  She is doing what she can.

Yes  zeinab badawi   u are doing  a great job  we African  are proud  of you

3:54 challenge your perception of what Africa is

Getting your work published in perr reviewed journals is difficult and expensive. This creates issues with those academicians with limited spurces of funding.

I understand that there were no people in central and western Africa, nor in the Amazonian forests, places so favorable to man. It was probably earlier and you haven't found evidence. How do you explain this?

Africans sold Africans west and east and north into slavery. The King of Mali sold so many millions of slaves into Islamic slavery he changed the demographics of the Levant! A Muslim could buy a black slave as a souvenir of Haji up to 1964! There is more slavery in Africa than ever! Mostly in Muslim countries like the Sudan! Which is worse? White guilt despite the fact Whites fought to outlaw slavery or the lack of black guilt or the shameless lack of guilt by Muslims who enslaved millions of Blacks and Whites and Asians all over the world? Amelia

Afrikan Queen Zeinab, i have nothing much to say to you with the Interview and more the book (which i am obviously going to lay my hands on and keep for Generations to come). I am Lesotho Native who lived in London for 15 years and i used to watch your Series on Afrika, which really used to uplift and revive me because the Afrika you showed was the one i knew and  beyond, not what the  West have portrayed us and still continue to.
I moved back to Lesotho August 2023, as i was tired of the way Motherland & her Children depicted and demonised. As a Pan Afrikan i felt that pain and obligation to come and Awaken and enlighten Afrikans back home ( as i learn from great Afrikans like you) of The Greatness of our Ancestors from back in Kemit, Until Moors & Westerner invasions/Slavery/Colonisation.

Danko= Thank u= Kea leboha (in my language Sesotho)

Zainab is amazing 🤩