“Nifa Nifa”: Technopolitics, Mobile Workers, and the Ambivalence of Decline in Acheampong’s Ghana

The Technopolitics of the Ethiopian Nation

This chapter addresses how state actors in the developing world have influenced technology adoption

Symontosis and conceptual ambivalence in worldmaking

In this paper, I explore an African metaphysics of virtual reality (VR). The questions that guide my

Reproductive health laws and fertility decline in Ghana

Abstract Background An unresolved debate in demography concerns the causal sequence between the s

The Technopolitics of Infrastructure Breakdowns: A Historical Overview of Dumsor

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“Feminists make too much noise!”: generational differences and ambivalence in feminist development politics in Ghana

Between Hype and Ambivalence: The Governance of Criminal Justice AI in Africa

Imperatives of governing artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly drawing attention in Africa.