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Empowering Maasai Entrepreneurship through Indigenous Knowledge
The Maasai community in Tanzania’s Monduli District offers a vibrant example of how Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) can fuel sustainable entrepreneurship and economic growth. Our recent studies in the villages
Making a Case for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Nigeria’s Climate Adaptation Policies and Projects
Indigenous communities in Nigeria are distinct social and cultural groups with ancestral ties to their lands and natural resources. These connections are fundamental to their identity, culture, survival, and holistic
CODESRIA invites calls for proposals: for its maiden African Fellowships for Research in Indigenous and Alternative Knowledges.
This new research and fellowship programme is offered with the support of the Mastercard Foundation as part of its commitment to advance education and skills for young people in Africa,
How to enhance agency and entrepreneurial skillsets among the Batwa of Uganda
How to enhance agency and entrepreneurial skillsets among the Batwa of Uganda By Judith Irene Nagasha The Batwa, an indigenous people of Uganda, are among the most marginalized communities not
Indigenous Knowledge-based entrepreneurship and the informal economy in Africa: Rethinking the grammar of economic policy
Indigenous Knowledge-based entrepreneurship and the informal economy in Africa: Rethinking the grammar of economic policy Zainab Monisola Olaitan, PhD The grammar of communicating economic policy in Africa matters both for
Paper Presentation: Indigenous Knowledge, COVID 19 and sustainable livelihoods in Africa
Paper Presentation: Indigenous Knowledge, COVID 19 and sustainable livelihoods in Africa Members of the Africa Indigenous Knowledge Network presented papers at a panel on Agbajowo: Indigenous Knowledge, COVID 19 and
