In the 1860s, James Africanus Beale Horton was optimistic about Africa's potential for development. Context: Horton was an Igbo, abducted by transatlantic slave traders, liberated by the Royal Navy, who went on to study medicine in the UK & rose to the rank of surgeon-major in the British Army./
November 25, 2025 at 7:09 PM
In the 1860s, James Africanus Beale Horton was optimistic about Africa's potential for development. Context: Horton was an Igbo, abducted by transatlantic slave traders, liberated by the Royal Navy, who went on to study medicine in the UK & rose to the rank of surgeon-major in the British Army./
Some time ago, one of my children said that the 1990s must have been an incredibly optimistic decade. I have always emphasized the "in retrospective" aspect and these two graphs nicely illustrate why. Since the middle of the last decade, there has indeed been a strong increase in the number of /
November 23, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Some time ago, one of my children said that the 1990s must have been an incredibly optimistic decade. I have always emphasized the "in retrospective" aspect and these two graphs nicely illustrate why. Since the middle of the last decade, there has indeed been a strong increase in the number of /