Higher Education in the melting pot: Emerging discourses of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and decolonisation
Amasa P. Ndofirepi(University of Johannesburg), Jako Olivier, Carla Coetzee, Ansie Kitching, Ian Moll, George Moyo, Ruksana Osman, Oluwatoyin Ayodele Ajani(University of KwaZulu-Natal), Chinaza Uleanya(University of Johannesburg), Mari van Wyk, Anass Bayaga(Stellenbosch University), Otilia Chiramba, Simon M. Dlamini, Elizabeth S. Ndofirepi, Ankie Robberts, Kimera Moodley, Erasmos Charamba, Lynne N. Damons, Karen Collett
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