Women Kings

In this history book about warrior women in Africa, readers will explore the stories of powerful female leaders who battled for freedom and justice in a time of instability and unrest in the African continent. From Nzinga of Angola who fought alongside her brother against Portuguese colonization to Yaa Asantewaa of the Ashanti Empire of Ghana who led her forces against British troops, readers will discover a new and exciting history of women warriors that has often been neglected.

The book will begin by taking readers on a journey through the diverse cultures of the continent, highlighting women who led and inspired others in their communities. It will then move on to detail the various wars and battles that these women led, showcasing their bravery and tenacity in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles. From stories of well-known figures like Queen Amina of Zazzau and Captain Yaa Asantewaa to lesser-known figures such as the Mursi women of Ethiopia who fought against Italian colonization, readers will be inspired by the courage of these female leaders.

The book will also examine the contributions these women made to their respective societies, exploring the ways in which they shaped the future for generations to come. It will explore the legacy they left behind, and the impact they had on the African continent and its people. In the book's conclusion, readers will look at the ongoing efforts to reassess the contributions of female warrior leader in African history.

By exploring the inspiring stories of female warriors in African history, this book will provide readers with a new and exciting look at a history of women that has often been neglected or overlooked. It will be a testament to these brave and courageous women, and a reminder of their importance to the African continent.