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Education is an inherently political institution. Certain presumptions and norms are embedded within the system to reflect a certain reality. Unfortunately, Africa has been the victim of an imported colonial process of epistemicide that has subordinated forms of indigenous knowledge and African scholarly tradition. In this episode, we unpack how colonial education has affected the modern day African institution of education and the social implications of this colonial education.
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