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To Western world, their dominance has moved from colonial occupation to financial control.

UNESCO and Cross River National Park have concluded a two-day stakeholders meeting with local and international participants

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MARINDUQUE State College (MSC) College of Environmental Studies Dean Dr. Evangeline Mandia presented recently a paper titled Revisiting the Impacts to Livelihood and Human Health of the Marcopper Mine Disaster in Marinduque, The Philippines – 20 Years After during the 3rd International Conference on Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Practices held at the Universitas Ahmad Dahlan (UAD) in Yogyakarta, Indonesia on July 5 to 7, 2023.

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SA mourns a cultural icon of note in nonagenarian Mme Grace Masuku, 91, who was buried last Sunday at Moruleng village near Sun City.

Our democratic government continues to channel efforts and resources towards retaining as much of our traditional and indigenous knowledge as possible, and by extension, our identity as Africans, writes Rodgers Basikopo (RB) Makamu.

Discover the inspiration behind the South African Pavilion's theme at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice. Learn about the architectural representation of social structures and the inclusion of Indigenous Knowledge Systems.

The project, “Abundant Intelligences: Expanding Artificial Intelligence through Indigenous Knowledge Systems,” is Indigenous-led and involves 37 co-investigators and collaborators.

A team at the University of Hawaiʻi is getting $17 million over the next six years to work on improving artificial intelligence through Indigenous knowledge.