It can be argued that rivers formed part of civilization, as people flocked for fertility along their banks.

In Part two of Kingdoms of Africa series, Izak Khomo, an unsung Pan Africanist and historian in his own right, speaks to the inseparable connection between kingdoms and civilization. 

He looks at how the Sahel became the bedrock of kingdoms in Africa, especially within the ancient North African countries.

It can be argued that rivers formed part of civilization, as people flocked for fertility along their banks.<br><br>In Part two of Kingdoms of Africa series, Izak Khomo, an unsung Pan Africanist and historian in his own right, speaks to the inseparable connection between kingdoms and civilization. <br><br>He looks at how the Sahel became the bedrock of kingdoms in Africa, especially within the ancient North African countries.

“Our Heritage is a program that seeks to promote and accommodate the debates regarding the preservation of our rich natural and cultural heritage, which is so often threatened by ignorance or avarice. Africa needs to champion its own cause by sustaining the indigenous knowledge systems that exist within the African people themselves. We will also engage intellectuals who will build on scientific facts.”

“Our Heritage is a program that seeks to promote and accommodate the debates regarding the preservation of our rich natural and cultural heritage, which is so often threatened by ignorance or avarice.