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“The unity and freedom of all Africans was a fundamental principle.”
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The speaker presents two connected ideals: Africans should stand together, and they should be free. “Unity” points to solidarity across African people, while “freedom” points to self-determination rather than being controlled by others. Calling this a “fundamental principle” shows that these ideas are treated as a basic guiding belief, not a minor preference.
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- UNESCO, General History of Africa VII
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