In Lagos Nigeria, a striking red-and-gold building—John Randle Centre for Yoruba History and Culture—is challenging traditional Eurocentric museum models with its architectural design, proving that African heritage is sensory, warm, and unapologetically loud.

Design as Decolonisation — How African Architecture is Challenging Colonial Museum Models

Pan-African Frequency explores Africa’s growing influence in a world no longer ruled by one superpower. Each episode unpacks the intellectual, political, economic, and sociocultural forces defining 21st-century geopolitics and shaping the transition from a unipolar to a multipolar global order.

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Design as Decolonisation — How African Architecture is Challenging Colonial Museum Models

Design as Decolonisation — How African Architecture is Challenging Colonial Museum Models