by Zuri Amondi

For generations, our schoolchildren have stood before classroom walls and absorbed a quiet untruth. On the familiar Mercator world map, Africa looks modest, almost peripheral — roughly the size of Greenland, squeezed between an inflated Europe and a swollen North …

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