Lumumba’s Africa
Lumumba’s Africa focuses on the past and current issues affecting the African continent; Filmed amidst the beautiful landscapes of Kenya and hosted by Professor P.L.O. Lumumba, the show looks at the many dichotomies of Africa: why are some of the economies thriving while others stall; why conflicts emerge and refuse to die down, and why despite colonialism being ‘gone’, it still ruins the prosperity of nations.
AFRICOM
Engaging in conversations about security can be quite challenging, as it’s often unclear who can be considered allies or adversaries. Professor PLO Lumumba will address the presence of the US military in Africa through AFRICOM, the US Africa Command, in the latest episode of Lumumba’s Africa. He criticizes the biased and imbalanced approach of the United States towards African nations, and advocates for a renegotiation of relationships to achieve equitable engagement among all parties involved.
Struggle against colonizers
Throughout history, the African continent has consistently exhibited various forms of resistance. In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, Professor PLO Lumumba will discuss the significance of uprisings and monumental conflicts that have occurred across different eras, highlighting the quest for political and economic autonomy.
Africa and Belgium – the colonial history
In the latest episode of “Lumuba’s Africa,” Professor PLO Lumumba discusses the era of Belgian colonial rule in the Congo, highlighting the brutal behavior and harmful governance under King Leopold II. He views this chapter in African history as one of the most significant genocides, considering the immense loss of life, widespread amputations, and the plunder of resources and cultural artefacts.
Rwandan genocide, 30 years on
This year marks three decades since one of the most tragic periods in African history – the genocide in Rwanda. Professor PLO Lumumba discusses the tragic events in the latest episode of “Lumumba’s Africa.” He delves into the resolution of the crisis and the measures implemented by the Rwandan government to address and manage the conflict.
Slave trade & consequences
Since the 7th century, Africa has endured the scourge of slavery. This historical atrocity has profoundly affected the continent, undermining its sense of self-worth. To address this challenging topic that stirs deep emotions, Professor PLO Lumumba will explore this issue in the latest episode of ‘Lumumba’s Africa’.
African leaders assassinated by the West
Throughout its history, Africa has experienced political assassinations across various nations and eras, generally driven by comparable motives. What led to the assassination of specific individuals? These complex and painful inquiries concerning the African continent will be addressed by Professor PLO Lumumba in the latest episode of ‘Lumumba’s Africa’.