Zeinab Badawi: The Waterstones Interview

With African history having largely been told through a western lens, Zeinab Badawi travelled to over 30 countries in the continent of her birth over the course of 7 years, speaking with historians, archaeologists and academics in order to give them voice and weave an epic narrative from the cradle of humanity to a vibrant future.
An African History of Africa: bit.ly/3IIc5FZ
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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

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Wow this woman’s CV really belies her actual intellect. If you went to France you would in fact be able to read many books by French authors on English history. Try: Roland Marx, Bernard Cottret, Michel Duchein, Henri Sulamy, for starters. I guess not everyone’s elevator goes all the way up to ‘counterfactual transposition of third personal conditional’.