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2025 Memorial Bells for Prof Abubakar Momoh and Dr Tajudeen Abdulraheem

Posted By: adminon: June 25, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: CDD-West Africa, GCAP, Liberty, Prof Adele Junaid, Prof Okello Oculi, Property, TEINo CommentsViews:
2025 Memorial Bells for Prof Abubakar Momoh and Dr Tajudeen Abdulraheem

The memorial bell rang today (June 25th, 2025) for the 2025 version of the annual anniversary of the death of Prof Abubakar Momoh and Dr Tajudeen Abdulraheem.  While Prof Momoh died late nig... Read more

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In a Surprise Move, Prominent Malians Give Junta the Red Card

Posted By: adminon: June 07, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Africa, Dialogue, Elections, Human rights, Joliba TV, Junta, MaliNo CommentsViews:
In a Surprise Move, Prominent Malians Give Junta the Red Card

The military regime in Mali has been asked to, as a matter of urgency, conduct elections and clear out of power. 16 prominent citizens of the country made up of writers, researchers, constit... Read more

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Africa Needs a Coordinated Approach to Internationalisation

Posted By: adminon: June 03, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Agenda 2063, Ajayi Crowther University, Continental Education Strategy for Africa, DRC, Europe, Internationalisation, North America, Open universities, Tanzania, UNISA, University of Kigali, University of the WitwatersrandNo CommentsViews:
Africa Needs a Coordinated Approach to Internationalisation

With as much as about USD$17,000 visa deposit requirement by some African countries, the ‘mission impossible’ alarm was bound to be heard  sooner than later about internationalis... Read more

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‘Shift the Discourse from Decolonisation to Dehegemonisation’

Posted By: adminon: May 27, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: African universities, Decolonisation, Dehegemonisation, Dependency, Geopolitical tension, Innovation, Internationalisation, Knowledge, UncertaintyNo CommentsViews:
‘Shift the Discourse from Decolonisation to Dehegemonisation’

By Damtew Teferra  For more than half a century African universities have been fully invested in denouncing colonisation and exalting decolonisation. In a piece, ‘From dumb decolonisation to... Read more

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The Sun Sets on Prof Valentin-Yves Mudimbe, Leading African Liberation Scholar

Posted By: adminon: April 22, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Counter- hegemonic philosophy, Decoloniality, DRC, Pope Francis, Representational practice of power, ‘Invention of Africa’No CommentsViews:
The Sun Sets on Prof Valentin-Yves Mudimbe, Leading African Liberation Scholar

The sun has set conclusively on Prof V. I Mudimbe, one of the earliest strikers in counter-hegemonic Philosophy, with particular reference to the constructedness of Africa. He died April 22n... Read more

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If You Had to Invent a University, What Would It Look Like?

Posted By: adminon: April 11, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Curricular, Knowledge production, Pedagogy, SOUTH AFRICA, UNESCONo CommentsViews:
If You Had to Invent a University, What Would It Look Like?

By Mark Paterson and Thierry M Luescher  Universities must abandon old-fashioned ideas about their roles and the kinds of qualifications they offer if they are to meet student needs and serv... Read more

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An Open Letter to the Tor Tiv

Posted By: adminon: March 23, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Cameroon, Christianity, Colonial rule, Middle Benue Valley, Swem, Tiv civilisation, TivlandNo CommentsViews:
An Open Letter to the Tor Tiv

By Terngu Sylvanus Nomishan Your Royal Majesty, the Tor Tiv, Orchivirigh Professor James Iorzua Ayatse, I humbly pen this heartfelt open letter, a solemn cry born from a place of profound di... Read more

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At the Bingham University’s International Conference on Instability and Development Crisis in Africa

Posted By: adminon: March 09, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: ABU Zaria, Africa, Bingham University, Election Commission of India, INEC, Intervention, NIGERIA, TrustNo CommentsViews:
At the Bingham University's International Conference on Instability and Development Crisis in Africa

It was a great day for Political Science or, better still,  for knowledge production in Nigeria; a big day for Bingham University, Karu, near Abuja for its uncommon boldness in the politics... Read more

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Memories of Prof Richard Joseph’s Abuja Fish Joint Seminar

Posted By: adminon: February 16, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Abuja Review of Fish Joint Conversation, Africa, Cameroon, Diffarance, France, NIIA, Prebendalism, Republic of Nigeria, theoryNo CommentsViews:
Memories of Prof Richard Joseph’s Abuja Fish Joint Seminar

By Adagbo Onoja It wasn’t a seminar. It was a social outing except that all the attendants have social science background. In fact, all but one of them are political scientists, invite... Read more

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Thinking Africa As Sam Nujoma, the Last of That Generation, Goes Home

Posted By: adminon: February 09, 2025In: World From AfricaTags: Cyril Ramaphosa, Mugabe, Namibia, Paul Kagame, Sam Nujoma, The CommonwealthNo CommentsViews:
Thinking Africa As Sam Nujoma, the Last of That Generation, Goes Home

The death Saturday night (08/02/25) of Sam Nujoma, the first president of independent Namibia in Southern Africa must have set Africa thinking. Incumbent Namibian President, Nangolo Mbumba h... Read more

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