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Meanings of decolonise education in English

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Usage of decolonise education in English
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For example, the movement to decolonise education in Kenya started at the end of the 1960s, after the country won independence from Britain.
The South African
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Universities have agreed to free, quality, decolonised education in a transformed institution.
The South African
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The EFF government will introduce free, compulsory, decolonised education for all.
The South African
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Much of this work could be undone if students push their thinking about " decolonised education" into practice.
The South African
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Instead, they have held their peers to ransom by enforcing campus closures and demanding free decolonised education with immediate effect.
The South African
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Decolonising education means we ought to liberate the syllabus, the content must liberate the minds of the young black people.
The South African
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Operating under the banner of free and decolonised education, FMF protests ignited a wave of chaos and destruction at universities across South Africa.
The South African