A History of Africa Vol. 2

This pivotal scholarly work, A History of Africa Vol. 2 (1915-1995), meticulously examines the tumultuous twentieth century, chronicling Africa's journey through two World Wars, the rise of powerful nationalist movements, and the dramatic era of decolonization. It explores the challenges of state-building post-independence, the rise and fall of military regimes, and the profound social, political, and economic transformations across the continent up to the mid-1990s. The volume provides an essential, Afrocentric narrative of modern history, offering critical analysis of liberation struggles, Cold War influences, and the ongoing quest for self-determination and development.