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Fall 2024
Cairo Review No. 52
Africa Next
Essays
Human Rights and Constitutionalism in Africa: Progress has been Achieved, but More is Needed
The institutional human rights and constitutionalist framework in Africa has been constantly evolving through the Organization of African Unity’s history and transformation into the African Union. In the face of contemporary challenges in the form of coups, unconstitutional changes in government, and more, African policymakers must focus on grounding their policy within the normative framework of the Union
Toward Anti-racism Education in the African Context
What would African educational systems look like without colonial influence? Answering such questions may guide educators in the various communities of the African continent to imagine something re-centered around indigenous experiences. Anti-racism is an important part of that answer