Owia Kokroko – what this means

In the Adinkra alphabet in West Africa, Owia represents the strengths, vitality and renewal of the sun, which we are using to mean strengths and vitality of Africa’s knowledge. Owia kokroko means greatness of the sun – the sun is the ultimate source of all life and vitality on earth. We are using Owia to represent strengths, renewal and vitality of Africa’s knowledge.

How to cite Owia Bulletin using ASWDNet style

Author surname and initial, if specified (year) OR Africa Social Work and Development Network (ASWDNet) (Year). Owia Bulletin for Social Work and Development Work, Issue Number.

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Kudzai Mwapaura, Lecturer and Fieldwork Coordinator, Department of Social Work, Women’s University in Africa, Zimbabwe

Dr Agness C Tembo, Course/Stream Coordinator Postgraduate Advanced Studies Intensive Care Nursing, Lecturer intensive and Critical Care, University of Sydney, Australia

Yuvan Sankar, Chief Executive Officer – National Integrated Welfare and Development Trust (NIWAD), India

Willard Muntanga, Master in Disaster Risk and Livelihoods Studies, ZimbabweWhy subscribe?

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