“Congo, My Country” is a political and personal testament by Patrice Lumumba, the first Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Written shortly before his assassination, the book presents Lumumba’s reflections on colonial oppression, the struggle for national independence, and the challenges facing the newly liberated Congo. Combining biography, political commentary, and histo…
With the People is the political autobiography of Maurice Nyagumbo, one of Zimbabwe’s most influential nationalist leaders during the struggle against colonial rule. The book recounts his personal journey from rural upbringing to becoming a central figure in the African nationalist movement. Nyagumbo details the hardships faced under colonial oppression, his experiences in detention, and his …
Buku ini membicarakan salah satu episode pentng sejarah Aceh yang penuh dengan pergolakan, yaitu peristiwa Daud Beureueh. Kendati telah banyak dibicarakan, buku ini menjadi menarik karena ditulis oleh seorang pelaku penting dalam peristiwa itu. Menurut penulis, pemberontakan Daud Beureueh ini bukan merupakan gerakan separatif karena Aceh hanya menuntut status otonomi Daerah Tingkat I. Mengapa…
This issue of TALOHA, the scholarly review published by the Musée d’Art et d’Archéologie of the University of Madagascar, focuses on the civilization, cultural heritage, and historical evolution of Madagascar. Released in 1986 as issue number 10, the publication compiles academic articles, archaeological findings, ethnographic studies, and analyses of traditional Malagasy society. The vol…
The River Congo by Peter Forbath is a historical and narrative account of one of Africa’s greatest waterways, the Congo River. Blending history, geography, and political narrative, the book chronicles the river’s role in shaping Central Africa—from early exploration and colonial intrusion to modern geopolitical struggles. Forbath draws on extensive research and previously published materi…
Layers of Time: A History of Ethiopia is Paul B. Henze's comprehensive work tracing the historical development of Ethiopia from prehistoric times to the modern era. This book provides an in-depth overview of the formation of Ethiopian civilization, the development of great kingdoms, religious dynamics, regional political relations, and the process of social change over the centuries. Using an e…
Rise Up and Walk is the autobiography of Bishop Abel Tendekai Muzorewa, one of Zimbabwe’s most prominent religious and political leaders during the transition from colonial rule to independence. In this personal narrative, Muzorewa recounts his early life, spiritual calling, and rise to leadership within the United Methodist Church. He details his political involvement through the African Nat…
Buku Jejak Diplomat Kemanusiaan Muhammadiyah karya Sudibyo Markus menguraikan kiprah Muhammadiyah dalam membangun kerja sama internasional, diplomasi kemanusiaan, dan dialog antaragama sebagai bagian dari kontribusi organisasi ini di level global. Melalui berbagai pengalaman lapangan, penulis menggambarkan bagaimana Muhammadiyah melakukan misi kemanusiaan lintas negara, menjalin relasi dengan l…
This historical study of Madagascar, authored by F. Labatut and R. Raharinarivonirina, provides a comprehensive overview of the island’s political, social, and cultural development. Designed primarily for educational purposes, the book traces Madagascar's history from early settlement and the rise of major kingdoms through the colonial period and into the modern era. With a preface by S. Raja…
Ethiopia is a classic work by Jean Doresse, an archaeologist and researcher of East African civilization. This book provides a comprehensive overview of Ethiopian history since ancient times, including cultural developments, art, architecture, and religious influences. Based on the author's archaeological research at various important sites, this book traces Ethiopia's relationship with the Med…