PAN-AFRICAN SERIES: CULTURALLY CASTRATED: WHY LITERATURE SHOULD NURTURE US BACK TO CULTURAL HEALTH?

Ugandan prolific writer Okot p’Bitek in the preliminary pages of the Song of Lawino echoes the foundation for Curriculum Change. He records In the educational section, break down the walls that surround our schools and universities, and let the people who know our culture teach our people. Let us Africanise our Curriculum in a meaningful

Who are we?

Anything that does not conform to the approval of the capitalist exploitation is considered as Conspiracy. Our brain is set up to forget about who we are, our past, and what we have been through. We appreciate nothing that comes from us. From the day we accepted to view our lives through the lens of