Phenomenology of Decolonizing the University: Essays in the Contemporary Thoughts of Afrikology
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Zvikomborero Kapuya
Zvikomborero Kapuya is a Teaching Assistant at Midlands State University in the department of Politics and Public Management. At the same university, he is studying Masters of Science in International Affairs and holds Bachelor of Science in Politics and Public Management Honours degree, First Class and Awarded MSU Book Prize. He is an author of Phenomenology of Decolonizing the University: Essays of Contemporary Thoughts in Afrikology, as a trained political scientist his main research interest is existential philosophy, Afrocentric, African Politics and International Relations.
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