From the Temples of Egypt to Emperor Haile Selassie's Pan-African University: A Short History of African Education.

The article discusses the general history of African education from ancient times to the modern day efforts made at institutionalizing Pan-African education. It states that the history affirms that African people's educations have not always been in the hands of Arabs, Europeans, and Americans. It notes that the African treatment of African people's education could motivate a few scholars and students to examine how and where their own peculiar interests in African people's education fit.