Editorial Note
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This issue of the Journal of African Philosophy and Indigenous Knowledge presents a diverse yet intellectually unified collection of papers that examine African realities through indigenous epistemologies, philosophical analysis, institutional inquiry, and socio-cultural critique. Collectively, these contributions reaffirm the journal’s commitment to centering African knowledge systems while engaging with contemporary debates in health, education, governance, technology, morality, religion, and development.
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Anyanwu, T. C. . (2025). Editorial Note. Journal of African Philosophy and Indigenous Knowledge System, 2(1), i. https://doi.org/10.69778/3007-7192/2025/2.1x/EN
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How to Cite
Anyanwu, T. C. . (2025). Editorial Note. Journal of African Philosophy and Indigenous Knowledge System, 2(1), i. https://doi.org/10.69778/3007-7192/2025/2.1x/EN