January 19, 2023 in blog

UTA-Do: The romances and intimacies of a revolution

“revolution, because of its creative and liberatory nature, is an act of love.” (Freire, 1970 as by K’eguro Macharia, Love, 2015 p. 68 )
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April 8, 2022 in blog

Anthropology and the African Postcolony: A Roaming Conversation Between Graduate Attachés

After meeting during the 2022 cohort of the British Institute of East Africa’s Graduate Attaché Scheme (GAS), Sharon A. Otieno and Aaliyah O. Ibrahim sat down to have a winding…
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March 4, 2022 in blog

Decolonizing African Scholarship by Prof Micere Githae Mugo: Review of BIEA’s 2022 Annual Lecture

“To be of true and lasting transformational impact, this knowledge must be guided by utu, the essence of being human.” - Prof. Micere Githae Mugo
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January 7, 2022 in blog

Challenging the city’s longue durée pressure

by Mwangi Mwaũra
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January 7, 2022 in blog

Access and Academia in the Digital Space: The Musings of Remote Graduate Attachés

by Virginia Somers, Ingrid Viban, Lucy Irungu and Elias Michaut
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