African Nationalism

Ndabaningi Sithole

 

The book is out of print.

Synopsis

Ndabaningi Sithole's short work on nationalism is in many ways a personal memoir, reflecting on the cultural and social aspects of the particular nationalist struggle that concerns him the most, that of southern Africa. His purpose is to unveil the historical background of African nationalism and to explain the motives of its agents.

Review

This little book is a clear and sedate exposition of the African's struggle against European domination - political, economic and social - as viewed from the inside of the movement. - The Journal of Negro History

Author

Ndabaningi Sithole was the founding president of ZANU, the party that Robert Mugabe now leads.

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