Happy paperback publication day to @lukepepera, whose much praised debut book takes the reader on a journey through African history to discover the stories that still shape our culture today.
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I really enjoyed interviewing @lukepepera about his book "Motherland," which is out in paperback next month.
The full interview is available now on my podcast, Single Malt History.
open.spotify.com/episode/0qZ…
If you could grab a drink with anyone from history, who are you picking?
Historian @lukepepera isn’t messing about... he’s gone straight for Alexandre Dumas, the king of chaos, courage and dramatic plot twists.
Watch the full series of History Hangouts on our YouTube channel.👌
Some fabulous historians very kindly took the time to read Women Who Ruled the World: 5000 Years of Female Monarchy before it was published. @lukepepera who is the author of the wonderful and critically acclaimed Motherland provided this endorsement: ‘Charming. Transportive. Enlightening. Immensely enjoyable’.
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Journeying from deep human origins to the medieval empires of Mali and Ndongo, our video of the week aims to reclaim a usable past for contemporary African and diasporic identities.
Feat. @lukepepera at @YorkFestofIdeasbuff.ly/LAEQULc
Two weeks ago, we gathered in the UK Parliament, Westminster, not just to talk, but to connect, reflect and imagine a stronger future for Africa at The HACSA Sankofa Summit 2025.
Here’s a look back at some of the powerful moments that made the Sankofa Summit unforgettable.
Can Africa’s creativity power its future? From music and movies to fashion and festivals, the continent’s creative energy is unstoppable. But how do we turn that energy into jobs and real opportunities for millions?
Thank you to @lukepepera for popping in today to sign his book Motherland!! It was lovely chatting with you. You can find this book in our hardback history section 📚