The Dogon, Yoruba, Akan, and Kongo each told a different story about how the world began. Those stories were not folklore. They were the frames through which entire civilizations decided what was real, who was responsible, and what could be seen when things went wrong.
Sebastiane is a Nigerian economist with a keen eye for the historical forces that shaped modern Africa. He writes about kingdoms, trade, and power — connecting the dots between the continent's past and its economic future.
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Beatrice is a Ugandan lawyer passionate about African history, culture, and development. She believes understanding where Africa has been is key to shaping where it goes next. When not practising law, she's chasing the stories textbooks left out.
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Oluwatetisimi Ariyo is a seasoned writer with extensive experience crafting compelling and conversion-focused content for top global brands.
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Oyindamola Depo Oyedokun is an avid reader and lover of knowledge, of most kinds. When she's not reading random stuff on the internet, you'll find her putting pen to paper, or finger to keyboard.
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