• The Old Order.
• About Africa.
• About Europe.
• About the Caribbean.
• African Slave Trade.
• Scramble for Africa.
• Ancient colonisation.
• Christopher Columbus.
• David Livingstone's 3Cs.
  
  Transition Period
• The Transition
• Abolish Slave Trade.
• Imperialism and Benefits.
• Neo-colonisation.
• Industrial Revolution.
• British Empire.
• OAU- the origin
• Kwame Nkrumah
• Ahmed Sekou Toure.
• Wretched of the Earth
• Apartheid.
• Nelson Mandela's Peace.
• Pan African Congress.
• African Union- AU.

Economic colonialism attempts to control another nation's economy. States can directly exert influence through economic policy and economic aid; however, economic colonialism may be most effective when applied indirectly through multinational corporations that invest in the key industries of targeted nations, or through international financial agencies like the International Monetary Fund, which gain control over economic policy in exchange for the re-financing of old loans.

Cultural colonialism attempts to control another nation's values and perceptions through cultural means, often through the use of media, language, education and religion.

Media control occurs when one nation monopolize the media in another nation. Underdeveloped nations often import media content from wealthy nations because they lack the wealth to produce media content. Media may be exported as news, books, radio, television shows, films, and internet content.

Control through language appears in many nations that were formerly colonies of other nations. An example of control through language may be seen in many former colonies, where the official is often not the indigenous language.

Linguistic control makes educational control easier, since the official language is usually the language used to teach..."

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• The New Order
• New Deal
• Remember Slave Trade.
• Bill Clinton & Africa.
• Kofi Annan & UN.
• Commission on Africa.
• Toni Blair & Africa.
• Gordon Brown & Africa.
• Bob Geldof on Africa.
• Jack Straw in Africa
• Bill Gates & Africa.
• Prince Harry in Africa.
• Harriet Harman in Africa.
• African talents in Europe.
• David Beckham in Africa
  
  
• Research and info
• Europe trades with Africa
• China trades with Africa
• U.S.A. trades with Africa
• China trades with Africa