AHERO is an open access archive of texts that focus on the study, practice and governance of higher education in Africa.
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Title | Author | Date |
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Knowledge and Change in African Universities | Cross, M; Ndofirepi, A | 2017 |
The function of a university in South Africa: Part 1 | Archer, S | 2017 |
Graduate unemployment in South Africa: Social inequality reproduced | Baldry, K | 2016 |
From peril to promise: repositioning higher education for the reconstruction of Africa’s future | I, Oanda; E, Sall | 2016 |
A disjointed multi-campus system: the neo-liberal expansion and fragmentation of Mozambican higher education | Patrício, Langa | 2017 |