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Issue № 3 (68), 2024

MENTAL DECOLONIZATION

Munene M. Freedom of the Mind: the Sine Qua Non of Sovereignty in Africa  7-18
Sadovskaya L.M. Cheikh Anta Diop: the Great Thinker Awakening African Self-Consciousness  19-31
Khokholkova N.E. Decolonization of African Studies: Theoretical and Practical Dimensions  32-43
Usacheva V.V. African Countries in Quest for Information Sovereignty: Past and Present  44-63
Kharitonova E.V. On the Question of African “Protest Identity”  64-79
Chebanne A.M. Decolonisation of the Mind and the Problem of the San Ethnic Minorities in Botswana 80-96
Gavristova T.M. African Studies: The Chronotope of the Crossroads 97-106

SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT IN AFRICA

Interview with Prof. Kgothatso B. Shai, University of Limpopo, South Africa Afrocentric Epistemology for Social Sciences 107-113

THEORY IN PRACTICE

Nikolskaya M.V. Contemporary Language Policy in Tanzania: Cui Prodest? Cui Bono? 114-130
Davydov A.V. Creating Nationally Oriented Textbooks of Russian as a Foreign Language for African Audiences: The Malian Experience 131-141

CULTURAL SPACES

Tatarovskaya I.G. Adaptation of the Griot Caste in the Post-Colonial Society of West Africa 142-154

HISTORY

Lazarev A.V. Soviet Aid in the Development of Secondary Education in Tanzania in 1960s–1980s 155-168

REVIEW

Gavristova T.М., Khokholkova N.Е. Toyin Falola: Autoethnography as a Method to Decolonize African Epistemology 169-171
Milto A.V. African Languages in the Digital Age: Problems and Prospects 172-174
Oluwakayode O.E. In Search for African Self-Identity 175-178
Turianitsa D.A. The “Decolonizing” of Knowledge: A New Perspective on the Cape’s Storytelling 179-182