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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 17 MIN

Africa Taken: The Untold Story of European and Arab Colonisation

from The Rubasha Family Podcast · host Sugira Rubasha

Buy the book here:https://amzn.to/466zX2sIn this episode, we sit down for a direct and thought-provoking conversation on how Europeans and Arabs colonised Africans, and the lasting impact of these systems on identity, culture, and power.Our guest brings a raw and honest perspective shaped by historical awareness, cultural insight, and deep reflection. This discussion explores how colonisation reshaped African societies, what it took away, and what it means for individuals and nations reclaiming identity today.We break down the historical, psychological, and structural patterns behind colonisation. From cultural erasure to economic control and imposed belief systems, we uncover the deeper forces that disrupted African identity—and what it truly takes to rebuild, reclaim, and redefine it.This conversation goes beyond history. It’s about awareness, accountability, and understanding the long-term effects of colonisation on mindset, systems, and self-perception.Together, we examine why reclaiming identity is essential—and how moving forward requires truth, education, and conscious effort.In this episode, you’ll discover:• How Europeans and Arabs colonised African regions•The cultural and psychological impact of colonisation• How identity and self-perception were influenced•The long-term effects on systems, leadership, and economics•The role of education in reclaiming African history• Why self-awareness is key to cultural restoration•How individuals can reconnect with their roots and identityWhether you’re exploring African history, questioning global narratives, or seeking deeper understanding of identity and culture, this conversation offers a powerful and necessary perspective.🎧 Listen now to understand the reality of colonisation and its lasting effects.🎙 HostSugira RubashaFounder, ETS Rubasha Media | Global Communication StrategistLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/sugira-rubasha-206a24231/🎧 GuestNdiezeye RubashaProduct / Service FirstInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/rubashastyle?igsh=OGs0OHlvaTkzODZp🔗 Work With ETS Rubasha Media🌐 Website:https://rubashamedia.com/ETS Rubasha Media helps leaders, entrepreneurs, and creators build powerful personal brands and content that convert attention into trust, authority, and revenue.Sugira Rubasha is globally recognized for transforming how individuals communicate—helping them express themselves with clarity, confidence, and impact. His frameworks have helped clients across the U.S., Australia, Africa, and the Middle East build influence and long-term credibility.📞 Book a Discovery Call:https://rubashamedia.com/🎤 Book a Strategy Session:https://calendly.com/sugirarubasha/Legacy is always greater than currency.Secure your Personal Brand & Content Strategy Audit and align into the next level of growth:https://buy.stripe.com/7sY3cwgmX7NnaqOnce booked, you’ll receive a custom roadmap to build authority, trust, and measurable results.The hidden value of historical awareness, the psychology behind identity, and the strategies to reclaim culture and narrative—this episode covers it all.Hope you enjoy!

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