Ghana’s Retrogressive Public University Bill
An earlier version of this post was first published on Africa at LSE.
By Nana Akua Anyidoho and Akosua Adomako Ampofo
“It is my firm belief that no appropriate and […]
Critical Legacies from the Past
An exploration of the connections between modern-day Africa and its history.
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Introductory note by Edwin Asa Adjei, CIHA Editorial Assistant, University of Ghana-Legon: For centuries, black people have faced colonialism, slavery, racism, socio-economic exploitation and political marginalization all over the […]
Track Changes: Perpetuating Legacies of Racism in Medical Experimentation on Africa
By Elham Kazemi, CIHA Editorial Assistant and PhD Candidate, University of California, Irvine
Today’s post delves further into the video that was aired on LCI (La Chaîne Info) in April […]
Stealing from the Melting Pot – the Cultural Appropriation of Plantain
In this piece, Kojo Apeagyei reflects on the recent debate over plantain chips after a company founded by two white Europeans won an award for Vegan Snack category of the […]
Cherif Keita’s Life in African Studies
Today, we share with you episode 128 of Africa Past & Present podcast.[*] This episode features a conversation with Dr. Chérif Keïta, William H. Laird Professor of […]
Accra to Lagos; Lagos to London: African Engagements with the Higher Education Industry – Public lecture by Professor Akosua Adomako Ampofo
Today, we repost Professor Akosua Adomako Ampofo’s lecture at the University of Cambridge on 2 May 2019 accompanied with an introduction by one of the CIHA editorial assistants and […]
Is Decolonizing Theology Possible in Africa?
Introductory note by CIHA Blog Editorial Assistant, Bangirana Albert Billy: In three posts, we draw our readers to one of the major ongoing critical debates within African theological […]
What Should a Decolonised African Theology Entail? (Part 2)
Introductory note by CIHA Blog Editorial Assistant, Bangirana Albert Billy: In the upcoming posts, we draw our readers to one of the major ongoing critical debates within African […]
What Should a Decolonised African Theology Entail? (Part 1)
Introductory note by CIHA Blog Editorial Assistant, Bangirana Albert Billy: In the upcoming posts, we draw our readers to one of the major ongoing critical debates within African […]