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post-colonial

British  

adjective

  1. existing or occurring since a colony gained independence

    post-colonial Nigeria

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"We sense a wave of revolutions taking place in Africa and a break with this post-colonial trauma, but it cannot happen if we don't arm ourselves with knowledge, understanding and the responsibility of offering something", he said.

From Barron's

"We were looking for a sound and a voice that was so post-colonial. And Zamrock was that sound - that sound of new freedom, that sound of boldness," the Zambian-born, Botswanan-raised rapper - who has performed at the likes of Glastonbury, Coachella and the Sydney Opera House - told the BBC.

From BBC

Unlike others in the region, the CCM, which emerged from the Tanganyika African National Union, is a post-colonial liberation party that has maintained a firm grip not only on the levers of power but also on the nation's psyche.

From BBC

In the past, and under her own label, she has explored themes of identity and post-colonial heritage.

From Barron's

It touches on post-colonial identity, gender inequality, economic necessity, and personal freedom.

From BBC