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Scholars Call for Strategic African Integration in Global Tech Revolution

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping economies and industries worldwide, but African experts argue that without strategic deployment, the continent risks becoming mere consumers rather than...

Opinion8 months ago

Bethwell Ogot restored Africa’s dignity through history–Experts

Prominent scholars in African history have paid tribute to the late Kenyan historian, Professor Bethwell Ogot, hailing his work as instrumental in restoring Africa’s dignity...

News9 months ago

How Democracy Has Largely Failed Africa-Moghalu

Dr. Kingsley Moghalu, President of the African School of Governance (ASG) in Rwanda and former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, has delivered...

News11 months ago

Falola Receives Honorary Doctor of Letters at Benue State University

Renowned historian and scholar, Professor Toyin Falola, has been awarded the honorary Doctor of Letters (D.Litt. – Honoris Causa) by Benue State University (BSU), Makurdi....

News1 year ago

Toyin Falola to inaugurate new field called African Ancestral Studies (AAS)

By Israel Olaniyonu On October 15, 2024, at the University of Ghana, Professor Toyin Falola, Africa’s most decorated humanities scholar, will inaugurate a new field,...

Opinion1 year ago

At int’l forum, doyens advocate ways to end religious militancy, extremism in Africa

The advocacy to ending religious extremism in many parts of Africa, and Nigeria, in particular, got a boost on Sunday, when renowned doyens in Islamic history...

News2 years ago

At forum, African writers insist collective action needed to create future for youths, unbroken democratic practice

Prominent literary writers with emphasis on African literature have thrown their weight behind the advocacy for non-incursion of democratic practice in Africa and the creation...

Opinion2 years ago

At int’l conference, Falola advocates fiscal federalism, restructuring for Nigeria

The advocacy for fiscal federalism and restructuring in Nigeria got a boost on Wednesday when renowned professor of African history, Toyin Falola, stated that the...

Opinion2 years ago

Why Abuses Have Persisted From Exorcism In Many African Pentecostal Circles—Apostle Onyinah

One of Ghana’s most eminent cleric and leading religious scholar, Apostle Professor Opoku Onyinah has given reasons for the growing cases of abuses emanating from exorcism...

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Scholars Call for Strategic African Integration in Global Tech Revolution

Bethwell Ogot restored Africa’s dignity through history–Experts

How Democracy Has Largely Failed Africa-Moghalu

Falola Receives Honorary Doctor of Letters at Benue State University

Toyin Falola to inaugurate new field called African Ancestral Studies (AAS)

At int’l forum, doyens advocate ways to end religious militancy, extremism in Africa

At forum, African writers insist collective action needed to create future for youths, unbroken democratic practice

At int’l conference, Falola advocates fiscal federalism, restructuring for Nigeria

Why Abuses Have Persisted From Exorcism In Many African Pentecostal Circles—Apostle Onyinah

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