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  • Volume 1, Number 1, December 2024 : The Dagoretti Experience

    This inaugural issue of the Writing the Arts and Humanities in Africa Journal (WAHiA) features a collection of essays that are an ode to the spatial, socioeconomic, and political landscapes of one of its most important cultural hubs, Dagoretti.

    (Prof. Peter M. Matu)

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    Volume 2, Number 1, July 2026 : Does AI (de)Humanise Society?

    If AI were a question, then this edition carries with it nuances that attempt at coming to some sort of answers. These not-quite-answers, indeed, stubbornly refuse to settle the matter comfortably. Instead, they reignite a rush of even more questions. The papers in this edition show, tell, or even dramatize, the idea, reality, or cultures surrounding AI. Of course, the very basis of these conversations, arguments, or illustrations, is a need to disambiguate “Artificial Intelligence”.

    (Dr. Fredrick Mbogo, Issue Editor)