Travels in West Africa

Travels in West Africa

Mary Henrietta Kingsley (13 October 1862 – 3 June 1900) was an British explorer and writer who greatly influenced European ideas about Africa and its people. Kingsley was an outspoken critic of European colonialism, a champion for indigenous customs, and a dedicated campaigner for a revised British policy which supported traders and merchants over the needs of settlers and missionaries.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Travels in West Africa

00 – Preface & Introduction 19/01/2017
01 – Liverpool to Sierra Leone and the Gold Coast 18/01/2017
02 – Fernando Po and the Bubis 17/01/2017
03 – Voyage Down Coast 16/01/2017
04 – The Ogowe 15/01/2017
05 – The Rapids of the Ogowe 14/01/2017
06a – Lembarene, Part 1 13/01/2017
06b – Lembarene, Part 2 12/01/2017
07a – On the Way from Kangwe to Lake Ncovi, Part 1 11/01/2017
07b – On the Way from Kangwe to Lake Ncovi, Part 2 10/01/2017
08a – From Ncovi to Esoon, Part 1 09/01/2017
08b – From Ncovi to Esoon, Part 2 08/01/2017
09 – From Esoon to Ajongo 07/01/2017
10 – Bush Trade and Fan Customs 06/01/2017
11 – Down the Rembwe 05/01/2017
12 – Fetish 04/01/2017
13 – Fetish (cont.) 03/01/2017
14 – Fetish (cont.) 02/01/2017
15 – Fetish (cont.) 01/01/2017
16 – Fetish (concluded) 31/12/2016
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