No. 6 (2022): CODESRIA Bulletin, Nos 6, 2022

· 2022 No. 6 CODESRIA Bulletin, Nos 6, 2022 CB
DOI
https://doi.org/10.57054/cb.vi6
Published
2023-11-19
10 Articles

Articles

  1. Editorial

    Godwin R. Murunga

    Abstract views : 285

  2. Exploring Art-based Methodologies to Enhance Resilience during the Covid-19 Lockdown

    Elmarie Costandius

    Abstract views : 159 Downloads : 4

  3. Harnessing the Potential of Pandemic-Time Virtuality for a Pan-African Solidarity

    Addisalem Tebikew  Yallew Fadzayi Marcia  Maruza Amina  Mama

    Abstract views : 161 Downloads : 1

  4. Inclusive Higher Education Legislative and Policy Frameworks in South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe: Post-Covid-19 Opportunities

    Masauso  Chirwa Serges Alain Djoyou  Kamga Sandra  Makwembere Tsitsi  Chataika

    Abstract views : 155

  5. Pandemic Publishing: How did the COVID-19 Shock Affect the Number of Economics Publications from African Institutions?

    Roukiatou  Nikiema

    Abstract views : 191

  6. Schooling During Covid-19: Concerns about the Engagement of Students at some African Universities during Online Teaching

    Martina  Ambe Quinta Kemende  Wunseh Elizabeth Bifuh-Ambe  Laurent  Beya

    Abstract views : 202 Downloads : 4

  7. Covid-19 Pandemic Exposes the Resilience Vulnerability of Ghana’s EQA System for Higher Education

    Francis  Ansah Patrick  Swanzy Douglas  Mpondi Gloria  Asamoah Joy  Nyondo

    Abstract views : 158 Downloads : 5

  8. Implications of the Covid-19 ‘Research Resources’ Availed to Public Universities on the National Quest for Knowledge Production in Uganda

    Florence  Ndibuuza Ronald  Bisaso

    Abstract views : 125 Downloads : 1

  9. Access to Higher Education during the Covid-19 Pandemic: What Mitigations Can be Made for the Future of African Higher Education

    Ntimi  Mtawa Samuel  Fongwa Gerald Wangenge-Ouma  Ishmael  Munene Bertha  Kibona

    Abstract views : 156 Downloads : 4

  10. CODESRIA Bulletin, No 6, 2022 - Special Issue II: African Higher Education during COVID-19 and in the Post-pandemic Period

    Journal System

    Abstract views : 591 Downloads : 5