African Online Digital Library
Michigan State University
AODL provides free universal access to cultural heritage materials from and about African countries and communities. It brings together digitized photographs, videos, archival documents, maps, interviews and oral histories in numerous African languages, many of which are contained in curated thematic galleries and teaching resources. AODL is aimed at a broad international constituency, from university researchers and secondary school teachers to individuals seeking to inform themselves about African people on the continent and in the diaspora.
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MSU: Michigan State University
As I understood the teachings of Islam, I pledged to let my fellow Muslims also know more about Islam and the Koran. That is why I prefer teaching.
MSU: Michigan State University
Muslim traders settled freely in Kumasi after British conquest in 1898, but they had to negotiate a place for themselves politically and economically as a minority. Each immigrant ethnic group …
MSU: Michigan State University
This wronged husband is appealing to the Asantehene because he feels the chief of his ethnic community in Kumasi has been unfair.