Redefining indigenous identity and knowledge in post-colonial Africa
More than 30 years after political liberation, institutions still carry the imprint of colonialism and apartheid.
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Summary
Africa does not have to choose between tradition and modernity. African communities developed sophisticated knowledge of agriculture, environmental management, medicine, architecture and social organisation long before colonialism declared itself the authority on civilisation.
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Africa does not have to choose between tradition and modernity.
according to IOL (Independent Online)African communities developed sophisticated knowledge of agriculture, environmental management, medicine, architecture and social organisation long before colonialism declared itself the authority on civilisation.
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