Africa cannot afford ‘the old ways of thinking’ anymore

Contestation over the nature of knowledge and how students are being taught is mounting as new universities and think tanks challenge traditional approaches to higher education across Africa, says Professor Tade Aina, senior director of the higher education and research in Africa programme at the Carnegie Corporation of New York.

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2025-03-26
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https://doi.org/10.14749/28667696
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African cultural and philosophical studies
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Africa cannot afford ‘the old ways of thinking’ anymore

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Abstract

Contestation over the nature of knowledge and how students are being taught is mounting as new universities and think tanks challenge traditional approaches to higher education across Africa, says Professor Tade Aina, senior director of the higher education and research in Africa programme at the Carnegie Corporation of New York.

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