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How did Africa get segmented into different countries and is reunification a possibility?

November 24, 2023
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The division of Africa into numerous countries is primarily a result of historical processes, including colonization by European powers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The “Scramble for Africa” occurred during a period of intense competition among European nations for overseas territories, driven by economic, political, and strategic motivations. The Berlin Conference of

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