The importance of the role played by the educated elite in the process of decolonisation in africa

Africa was first called "African War" and was under the jurisdiction of Europe. This regional division was achieved at the Berlin meeting from 1884 to 1885, which led to the creation of a continental political map. Therefore, Africa is promoting the expansion of overseas European hegemon countries. This colonization has made the African continent a toy for a wealthy imperialist in Europe who benefited from a rich resource area. From 1880 to 1919, the Africans resisted the colonial rule, which was the age of African nationalism.

In this article, how did you look at the # FeeMustFall campaign's political ideology and South Africa's free non-colonized African education center? Based on a local trip to Western Cape University (UWC), we believe that the call for free colonial release education is a racial discrimination that talks with the blacks in South Africa. Therefore, in order to understand the request for cost reduction, it is important for us to describe the concept of black Africans in colonial education. We argue that it is very problematic to separate democratic education from South Africa's "black" concept. In this article, 'black people' means access to resources and ownership, especially land, which is an elusive dream for most black people in South Africa. Therefore, the concept of demolition of non-colonial education has exceeded "collapsed", which shows true comprehensiveness such as land access and land use.

Africa has various races, cultures and languages. In the late nineteenth century the European countries spread throughout Africa and the majority of the current African countries began with the process of colonization in the 20th century. African countries are cooperating by establishing an African Union based in Addis Ababa. Afri is a Latin name, pointing to the west side of the Nile from residents in the northern part of Africa, its broadest meaning the whole land in the southern part of the Mediterranean Sea (Gulipa). It seems that the name initially refers to the indigenous people of Libya, the ancestors of modern Berber people; see Terence's argument. This name is usually related to "far" meaning "dust" in Phenician, but in the hypothesis of 1981, it is assumed that ifell (plural ifran) of Berberia meaning "cave" about cave residents, It comes from.

In the 20th century, colonization in Africa was one of the turning points in world history after World War II. Decolonization brought many negative images of Africa; hunger, arbitrary government, foreign exploitation, and ecological pressure and ignorance. But it also brings a positive image; in particular, it begins to erase the darkness which means inferiority. All the results show that our impression of our colonial dispute theory is theoretical. There are two different theories; the metropolitan area and the surrounding theory. In metropolitan theory, due to European factors after the war, colonial release was the driving force of Western colonial power. In the second theory, the surrounding theory, due to colonial independence movements, colonial release was the result of colonial development.