(1 video; 6 papers, 4 with)

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Long abstract:
Although there are signs of intensifying regional and pan-African networks among knowledge workers in Africa, there are also continuing barriers, and even a sense of 'Afro-phobia' among Africans engaging in international collaboration. Many African scholars still have a preference for nurturing linkages with European and North American, and recently also Asian colleagues and conferences, and they neglect potential relationships nearby, in Africa itself. What are the recent trends, and how realistic is a pan-African knowledge network.

6 Accepted papers:
1	The flow of learning assessment methodologies; lessons from the citizen-led assessment approach in Africa
2	Measuring SDG 4: experiences from designing and implementing an international citizen-led assessment in Africa
3	The potentials of knowledge adaptation and creation in Africa: experience from PAL network
4	Does internationalization of African higher education need decolonizing?
5	Making Transdisciplinarity Work: An Epistemology of Inclusive Development and Innovation
6	Holistic hope for futurist, solutionist, and cultural architects of African society in this historical moment of global crisis