Amilcar Cabral's Return to the Source As Afrika's Path to Empowerment

This PRE-RECORDED episode of the podcast focused on Amilcar Cabral's life and work. We used his words to provide insights into Cabral's contributions to African politics and his enduring influence on the continued struggle for Africa’s liberation and social justice.
Words are not enough to speak to the life and legacy of Amilcar Cabral, one of the most influential political leaders of the 20th century. Born in Guinea-Bissau on September 19, 1924. Cabral, it must be said, dedicated his life to fighting against colonialism and imperialism, leading the struggle for the independence of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde.
We explored Cabral's early life, his political education, and his involvement in the anti-colonial movement. We also discussed his ideas on cultural identity, nationalism, and the importance of unity in the fight against oppression.
Through this podcast, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of Cabral's life, vision, legacy, and the importance of his ideas in shaping the political landscape of Africa and beyond.
Thank you for joining us, as we delve into this topic and other aspects of the African continent’s history.
Books referred to in this episode
1. Return to the Source : Selected Speeches of Amilcar Cabral
2. Unity and Struggle - Speeches and Writings of Amilcar - Amilcar Cabral
3. A Man of the People - Chinua Achebe
4. Something Torn and New - Ngugi Wa Thiong'o
5. Africa's Cultural Revolution - Okot p'Bitek
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