Titlebook: Digital Communications at Crossroads in Africa; A Decolonial Approac Kehbuma Langmia,Agnes Lucy Lando Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Elias G. Konyana,Shoorai Konyanapter aims to fill this gap as it departs from a critique of the classroom steeped in coloniality and reviews possible approaches to bridge five identified key aspects of decolonizing universities. A social studies course at a private university in Ghana where two digital communication technology int

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: The Ancient Kemetian Genesis of Digital Communication,a which characterize and constitute a worldly perspective that is somehow distinct from that of the foreign world views that have influenced African peoples), this chapter aims to fill a major gap in the study of digital communication. It does so by discussing the Ancient Kemetian/Egyptian genesis o

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Digital Communication in Africa at Crossroads: From Physical Exploitation in the Past to Virtual Dostern technology giants. Most African countries today no longer own or control their telecommunications infrastructures, as Africa’s telecommunications and digital infrastructures are being taken over by these big multinationals. As Africa embraces digital transformation for development, the phenome

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