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ReConstructing Discourses on African Medicinal Knowledge in the Context of Contemporary Healthcare Systems
African medicinal knowledge endures as a living archive of cultural, ecological, and intellectual sophistication. This study explores how such knowledge, grounded in Afrocentric epistemologies, interacts with scientific and legal frameworks that define legitimacy, ownership, and value. Through an in
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