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The repugnancy clause

In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, the esteemed professor of law, P. L.O. Lumumba, looks into the curious case of the British-imposed “repugnancy clause”: a legal loophole in a true colonial sense that allowed the British masters to crush any sprouts of African cultural identity.

27.08.2026
12:39 min
27.08.2026
12:39 min
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The repugnancy clause
Lumumba’s Africa focuses on the past and current issues affecting the African continent; Filmed amidst the beautiful landscapes of Kenya and hosted by Professor P.L.O. Lumumba, the show looks at the many dichotomies of Africa: why are some of the economies thriving while others stall; why conflicts emerge and refuse to die down, and why despite colonialism being ‘gone’, it still ruins the prosperity of nations.