Indigenous Discourses on Knowledge and Development in Africa

Introduction: Indigenous Discourses on Knowledge and Development in Africa Edward Shizha and Ali A. Abdi Section I: Indigenous Knowledge and Development 1. Reflections on 'African Development': Situating Indigeneity and Indigenous Knowledges George J. Sefa Dei [Nana Sefa Atweneboah I] 2. Intersections Between Indigenous Knowledge and Economic Development in Africa Gloria T. Emeagwali 3. Indigenization and Sustainable Development for Zimbabwe: A Post-Colonial Philosophical Perspective Ngoni Makuvaza Section II: Indigenous Knowledge, Culture and Education 4. Re-Culturing De-Cultured Education for Inclusive Social Development in Africa Ali A. Abdi 5. Counter-Visioning Contemporary African Education: Indigenous Science as a Tool for African Development Edward Shizha 6. Reclaiming the Education for All Agenda in Africa: Prospects for Inclusive Policy Spaces Musembi Nungu 7. Education Inequality and Economic Development in Eastern and Southern Africa Oliver Masakure 8. Learning by Doing: Julius Nyerere's Education Policy for Self-Reliance in Tanzania Grace John Rwiza 9. A Diploma for a Debt: Students' Perception of Their Student Loan Program in Burkina Faso Tuouruouzou Herve Some Section III: Politics and Development 10. International Corporate Politics and the Hubris of Development Discourses Desmond Ikenna Odugu 11. The Dual Sources of Political Development in Ethiopia and the Emergence of Ethnic Federalism Berhanu Demeke 12. Leadership and Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Conceptual and Historical Perspectives Lamine Diallo and Ginette Lafreniere 13. Revisiting the African Revolutionary Praxis in the Global Era Konate Siendou 14. The Shifting Boundaries of the African State in Agricultural Institutions and Policies in an Era of Globalization Korbla P. Puplampu