The Intellectual Capital Institute of Africa
Paper by Margaret A. Ninsin
Abstract
Most medicinal plants and herbs are tropical. A large population of Africans live in the tropics. For centuries African people have acquired knowledge of their environment, which incudes rainfall patterns, natural phenomena, how to … Read more >
Ghana like most tropical countries is very rich in biodiversity. However gradually due to forest fires, especially illegal mining activities and other negative practices, the environment is been degraded at a fast rate in a way unimaginable and the forests … Read more >
Goal 16 of the Sustainable Development Goals reads
“Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels.”
and targets
“Substantially reduce corruption and Bribery in … Read more >
Margaret Ninsin contributed the chapter “Protecting Indigenous knowledge and culture: the African experience” to the book Indigenous knowledge forum : comparative systems for recognising and protecting indigenous knowledge and culture.
This book is a collaboration of key experts from around … Read more >
The theme “Global Africa 2063: Education for Reconstruction and Transformation” reflects the foundations of Kwame Nkrumah’s intellectual and cultural ideologies of a united Africa. This gathering seeks to examine and critically investigate the role of African centered education and knowledge … Read more >