- GRUNDTVIG AFRICA HOUSE
ABOUT GRUNDTVIG AFRICA HOUSE
Based in Kajiado, on the outskirts of Kenya’s capital Nairobi, GAHO is dedicated to drawing deeply on the cultural and civilization heritage of East African communities and to working with them in revitalizing, reclaiming and applying their indigenous knowledge and wisdom systems for a meaningful development of the region.
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OUR RESEARCH PROGRAMMES
- Ethical and Cultural Wisdom drawn from African communities
- Grundtvig’s Philosophy of lifelong learning
- Epistemology of Afrikology
- Restorative Practices in Eastern Africa
OUR TEAM
A transdisciplinary scholar interested in restorative cultural practices as well as the role indigenous knowledge systems play in the administration of justice in Africa. Educated in England at Stanmore, he read Politics at Middlesex for his undergraduate degree and Human Rights for his postgraduate at Birkbeck College. He holds two further postgraduate degrees in Ethics, Political Science and Public Administration from Nairobi.
A transdisciplinary scholar interested in restorative cultural practices as well as the role indigenous knowledge systems play in the administration of justice in Africa. Educated in England at Stanmore, he read Politics at Middlesex for his undergraduate degree and Human Rights for his postgraduate at Birkbeck College. He holds two further postgraduate degrees in Ethics, Political Science and Public Administration from Nairobi.