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We invite interdisciplinary reflections on Afrocentric intellectual history. We seek contributions that critically engage with the works of African intellectual giants to trace the philosophical foundations of contemporary thought.
Read more about Call for Papers, Journal Section: Honoring Our Elders,Conversations with the Living-Dead
In this issue of the Kabarak Law Review, we are delving deep into a reflection of Africa's journey towards Pan-Africanism and the establishment of the African Constitutive Act while scrutinising its progress over the (25) years since its adoption. We are not just reflecting; we're dissecting, analysing, and challenging perceptions. The issue aims to examine the enforceability of the tenets of the African Constitutive Act in Africa by scrutinising given vital themes that align with the tenets of the Act. Our goal is to unravel the complexities that define our Continent's governance. View the CfP here <https://kabarak.ac.ke/notices/cfp-klr-vol-4-25>
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