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The Journal of Pan African Studies (Online) articles

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The Journal of Pan African Studies (Online) is an academic journal focusing on Pan African Studies

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          Confronting Challenges and Contradictions

          Sep 01, 2009; ... Welcome to volume three of The Journal of Pan African Studies, in this volume we dialogue with African thought and culture via two interviews on two diverse continents, twelve articles, and a concluding tribute to four of our recently appointed ancestors. Hence, Jocelyn Poole host an interview ...

          From Political Prisoner to Johannesburg Public Library Manager: An Interview with Bongiwe Nkabinde

          Sep 01, 2009; ... The following interview was conducted at the Johannesburg Public Library in the City of Johannesburg, South Africa, on August 30, 2007, following the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) World Library and Information Congress, 73rd General Conference and Council in Durban, ...

          Creating a Library System that Serves the Needs of Rural Communities in Africa South of the Sahara

          Sep 01, 2009; ... Abstract Colonial powers introduced libraries to Africa and they were developed according to the Western model of libraries and librarianship where knowledge and culture are primarily transmitted through print media, and now increasingly through electronic means. Against the backdrop of ...

          The Education of Africa South of the Sahara: A Comparative Analysis of Private and Public Education

          Sep 01, 2009; ... Abstract Most nations in Africa south of the Sahara made a significant effort to promote education mainly in the years that followed their independence from colonial powers; however, the policies devised for promoting education after independence minimized or excluded the private sector ....

          Negro Notes from the U.S.A.: Social Perception and Interpretations of Race and Gender in the United States and South Africa, 1945-1965

          Sep 01, 2009; ... Abstract Though "alternative" in its relation to the mainstream publications that traditionally catered to white society, Black press publications became, in a very real sense, "mainstream" to the communities from which they were birthed. Using just such a forum, this article examines ...