Sentence examples for and post-independence from inspiring English sources

His father and uncle were ministers in Kwame Nkrumah's pre- and post-independence governments.

The Sierra Madre del Sur was often the site of protests against Spanish colonists and post-independence Presidents.

Surely only the most educated palette would be able to differentiate between colonial and post-Independence street food?

And, in the wake of the 1967 Arab-Israeli war and the blow that shattering defeat dealt to the pride and post-independence pretensions of Arabs everywhere, there had been riots and demonstrations in his otherwise tranquil, western-protected kingdom.

Tunisia's south and interior, in particular, have found it difficult to deal with the modernisation policies launched by the colonial and post-independence governments, whose leaders came from more privileged areas".

Mr. Hasan became the first scholar in 30 years to oversee an institution that contained a dazzling array of material from the Mughal, British and post-independence periods of Indian history.

Sudan was once home to a great civilisation that was the most advanced in all of Africa – but centuries of colonialism and conflict and a post-independence period ravaged by coups, dictatorships and incompetent rule, mired Sudan in a series of never-ending wars.

Sudan was once home to a great civilization that was the most advanced in all of Africa but centuries of colonialism and conflict, and a post-independence period ravaged by coups, dictatorships, and incompetent rule, mired Sudan in a series of never-ending wars.

In the post-assassination power-struggle, Simango was ousted by the more hardline Samora Machel and Marcelino dos Santos, expelled from FRELIMO and eventually arrested and executed, post-Independence, in 1975.

Conversely, the no campaign can manage lots and lots of detail on how lonely, dull and grim post-independence life might be, but still refuses to engage with any of the reasons why we've got as far as a referendum in the first place.

The violent seizure of white-owned farms in the 2000s, they argue, was a historic reclaiming of land from the legacy of colonialism, an act that South Africa and other post-independence governments have not dared carry out.