It may be argued that both advocates and critics alike of Pan-Africanism, stand to studiously benefit, from this latest offering concerning the theme of Pan-Africanism, which has meticulously been edited by Adekeye Adebajo.
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Central to European colonial conquest which laid the foundation for white settler colonialism in ‘conqueror South Africa’(Ramose 2018) since 1652 is the violent dispossession of the land of the Indigenous people by European conquerors.
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Keleketla! Library, in partnership with the Narrative Enquiry for Social Transformation (NEST) is proud to present, Wondering Hand(s) and Spirited Ink: Snapshots into the Black Public Humanities.
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Lansana Keita was a well regarded Sierra Leonean philosopher who passed on recently. Professor Keita spent most of his career teaching and researching philosophy and economics in Sierra Leone, the United States where he spent over a dozen years working, the University of Ibadan (Nigeria), the University of the Gambia and most recently at Kwara State University in Nigeria.
Reflections on Sanya Osha’s DANI NABUDERE’S AFRIKOLOGY—A QUEST FOR AFRICAN HOLISM Read More »
