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1924 - 1973 / Guinea-Bissau
Amílcar Cabral
How an agronomist helped free a nation
Amílcar Cabral studied soil, crops and rural life before becoming one of Africa’s most influential freedom leaders. He built a liberation movement on honesty, learning, culture and the belief that independence must make life better for ordinary people.
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01The Scientist Who Saw the Struggle3 min
02Building Freedom from the Ground Up3 min
03A Victory He Never Saw3 min
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