The Truth About African Colonialism: Told by Africans, Not Colonisers History is written by the victors. But what happens when the victims start writing back? In this gripping work of literary fiction grounded in historical fact, former history professor Chibinda faces his grandson Chansa's relentless questions about Africa's colonial past, questions most textbooks refuse to answer honestly. Why didn't Africans resist colonialism after surviving the horrors of slavery? Were some African societies complicit in their own subjugation? What did independence really cost, and why are Africans still paying the price? Through the intimate conversation between grandfather and grandson, this book dismantles the sanitised European narrative of colonialism and exposes the brutal realities, the uncomfortable truths, and the acts of resistance that have been erased from mainstream history. This is not a dry academic text. It's a story that will challenge everything you think you know about colonialism, told from the perspective that matters most: the people who lived it. Perfect for readers who: Want the unvarnished truth about African history - Are tired of colonial apologists rewriting the past - Seek to understand why post-colonial Africa looks the way it does today - Believe Africans deserve to tell their own stories This is Book 2 in the series. While it stands alone, it continues where Book 1 on slavery left off, tracing the devastating continuum from enslavement to colonization to neo-colonial dependence. Get your copy now. Learn what they didn't teach you in school. Be prepared to be shocked, challenged, and awakened to the full truth about African colonialism.