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African Civilisations and Interactions
Contrary to the notion of "discovery," Africa was home to advanced civilisations long before European exploration. Kingdoms such as Kush, Carthage, and later, the Mali Empire and Songhai Empire, had established trade routes and diplomatic relations with other regions, including Europe. Notably, the Kingdom of Makuria had interactions with European powers, showcasing that Africans were often the initiators of these exchanges.
Learn how our rich continent was discovered

Vasco da Gama: He followed Dias' route and became the first European to reach India by sea in 1498, furthering European interest in African trade routes.
During the 16th and 17th centuries, European powers established trading posts along the African coast, focusing on trade rather than exploration of the interior. The interior of Africa remained largely unexplored until the 19th century, when explorers like David Livingstone and Henry Morton Stanley ventured into the continent, mapping its geography and seeking the sources of the Nile.
How my continent was discovered
The European exploration of Africa began in earnest during the 15th century, primarily led by the Portuguese under the guidance of Prince Henry the Navigator. Key milestones include:
Cape of Good Hope: Bartolomeu Dias reached this landmark in 1488, opening the sea route to India and the East.
Based on my research, this is how Africa was discovered.
Africa was "discovered" by Europeans during the Age of Exploration, beginning in the 15th century, but this narrative often overlooks the rich history and civilisations that existed on the continent long before European contact.
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