The Institute engages in training, research, innovation and business development in the following areas:
- African Cultures and Traditions, Governance and Justice Systems;
- African Performing Arts and Entertainment;
- African indigenous knowledge, Science, Technologies and Digital Transformation;
- African Agriculture, Medicine and Spirituality;
- African Business and Economics; and
- African Education Systems, Sports, History and Languages.
The Institute is also involved collection, processing, preservation and disseminate of African/traditional knowledge and technologies.
Proposed Programs and Projects
Cultural Revitalization
- Embrace cultural heritage, asserting undiluted identity.
- Develop community pharm-tech agricultural initiatives.
Nation-Building Vaccination
- Prioritize continental African technologies and collective progress.
- Establish Africa science/technology hubs throughout the continent.
African Health Narratives
- Prioritize African storytelling, culture, and identity.
- Promote holistic healing approaches, fusing them into daily life.
Mental Health Matters
- Develop mental tools to study pandemic cycles and merge international solutions with indigenous ones.
- Promote healthy lifestyles, eradicating junk food outlets and investing in agriculture, organic food production, seed banks, and food security.
Digital/Spiritual Therapeutics
- Leverage African indigenous “MUTI” for new technologies. MUTI enables nurses and doctors to use a wireless Internet Protocol-based communication system to conduct patient referrals, request ambulance services, order supplies and generally keep in contact with one another.
- Train youth in both sciences (case study: China and India’s alternative healthcare industry).