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Constitutional Colonialism and Decolonization: Moving Toward a Decolonial African Constitutional Future
This Article is an attempt at theorizing Africa's colonial constitutional legacies and post-colonial constitutionalism. The central argument of this Article is that constitutional law in Africa is a colonial tool that was used to legalize the subjugation of Africans and Africa, and a post-colonial n
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