US EditionCall for African Studies to be added to education syllabus
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Call for African Studies to be added to education syllabus
A call is being made for African studies to be added to the education syllabus. Word of this came from founder and chief executive of the Six Region Movement, Saa-Anka Clarke, during a news conference to announce the Kwanzaa Festival. She said the groundwork is already in place. The CEO added that the message has been resonating among the masses as the Kwanzaa Festival starts today. The post Call for African Studies to be added to education syl…
Curriculum shift needed says Pan-Africanist
The head of a Pan-Africanist organisation is advocating for a significant shift in the school curriculum, arguing it should be rooted in African culture and heritage rather than the traditional Westminster system. Speaking at a gathering of several Pan-African groups in Haynesville, St James, to mark the beginning of Kwanzaa on Friday, Head of the Sixth Region Movement, Saa-Ankh Clarke, emphasised the urgent need for the educational system to em…
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