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Imhotep Paul Alagidede Cannabis : a multidimensional plant Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Cannabis, multidimensional plant Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Emmanuel Quarshie and Imhotep Paul Alagidede Cannabis legalization in Ghana : implications for value-addition in medical and industrial research and applications Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Cannabis, Legalisation, Ghana, Health Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Tanya N. Augustine A brief introduction to cannabinoid pharmacology Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Cannabis, cannabinoid, THC, CBD Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
McEdward Murimbika The cannabis economy : a mirage or entrepreneurial opportunity for Africa? Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies cannabis economy, mirage, entrepreneurial opportunity, Africa Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Masixole Zinzo Patrick Heshu Makhanda : reflections of past, present and future Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies reflections. past, present, future Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Damilola Abimbola Oladokun What's in a name? Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies name Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Karl Rumbold and Philasande Cele The science of cannabis Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Cannabis, Science Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Emmanuel Quarshie A preliminary narrative of pharmaceutical drugs and medical marijuana use in migraine treatment Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Marijuana, Migraine, Phenomonology Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Victor Selorme Gedzi, George M. Bob-Milliar and Seth Tweneboah Death rituals as a livelihood strategy among the Asante in Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Livelihood, Death, Rituals, Asante Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Charl Henning South African Police Service stealing the food off the table Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies South African Police Service, stealing, food, Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2020-11-01
Audrey Nguema Bekale and Imhotep Paul Alagidede The Holy Spirit of Iboga and a Contemporary Perspective on Africa’s Spiritual Renaissance: Focus on Gabonese Bwiti Tradition Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Iboga; Bwiti; Alkaloids; African Spirituality; Indigenous Religion. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2021-12-28
Emmanuel Antwi Fordjour, Osei Yaw Akoto and Maxwell Mpotsiah Funeral Antagonism among the Akan: a focus on the death of a male Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Antagonism; Akan Funerals; Death rituals; Superstition; Man Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2021-12-28
Christian Opoku-Kwarteng and Evans Nii Ayi Tagoe The Bobiri Forest Reserve and Butterfly Sanctuary – A home of colour and beauty Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Bobiri, Forest Reserve, Butterfly, Sanctuary Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2022-12-28
Imhotep Paul Alagidede Institute for Indigenous Intelligence: Alternative and Complementary Paradigms in Research and Development Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Indigenous Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2021-12-28
Damilola Abimbola Oladokun Dan Kar’bi Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Dan Kar’bi, talking drum Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2021-12-28
Paul Issifu As a Man Thinketh By James Allen Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2021-12-01
Yegandi Imhotep Paul Alagidede Mystery, magic, and medicine of the plant people Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Indigenous knowledge; Plant people; Medicine; Mystery Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2021-12-01
Victor Selorme Gedzi , George Anderson Jnr and Evelyn N.K. Cofie The role of religion in solid waste management in a congested inner-city: A case study of Aboabo Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Religion; Solid waste; Waste management; Aboabo; Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2022-12-01
Yunus Dumbe and Amidu Mutaru Moral discourses on internet fraud: Perspectives from Nalerigu community of northeastern Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies sakawa; Internet fraud; Moral anthropology; Ambiguity; Nalerigu; Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2022-12-01
Yegandi Imhotep Paul Alagidede Playing with the Paga crocodiles Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Crocodiles; Tourism; Paga; Kassena-Nankana West; Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2022-12-01
Damilola Abimbola Oladokun Dan Kar’bi Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies talking drum Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2022-12-01
Nana Yaw Wi Asamoah Boadi The Case for a Public Holiday for Traditional Worship and Ancestral Veneration in Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Indigenous Spirituality; Ancestral Veneration; Public Holidays; Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2024-12-01
Victor S. Gedzi Digital transformation and changes in religious communicationofneo-prophetic Pentecostal/ Charismatic churches in Ghana Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Digital transformation; Neo-prophetic Pentecostalism or Charismaticism; Religious communication Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2024-12-01
Nana Yaw Wi Asamoah Boadi What does modern quantum physics have in common with indigenous African knowledge systems Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies African Spirituality; Quantum Physics; Indigenous Knowledge; Technological Advancement; Interconnectedness. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2024-12-01
Charles Kwowe Nyaaba and Yegandi Imhotep Paul Alagidide The Kassena Naming Ceremony: Ontology of Invocation, Cultural Continuity, and Resilience Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Naming Ceremony; Indigenous Names; Kassena; Ghana, Burkina Faso Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2025-12-01
Kofi Poku Quan-Baffour Promoting Cultural Identity and Patriotism Among Ghanaian Youth: An Ethnographic Study of Akan Folksongs Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Akan folksongs, cultural identity, colonialism, patriotism, socio-economic development Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2025-12-01
Obadele Kambon A Comparative Study of Women's Statuary in Societies of 'Black People' vs. those of Non-Black Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Representation of Women; Statuary; Cultural Values; ‘Black People’; ‘eurasians’ Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2025-12-01
Kwasi Anokye and Yegandi Imhotep Paul Alagidide Across the Finish Line: Abolition of Cannabis Prohibition Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Cannabis; Abolition; Legalisation; Legal Pluralism; Marijuana Communities Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2025-12-01
Nwogu C.M, Nwogu R.K, and Okoli I.C Sacred Palm Residues as Feed Enhancers: Using Treated Palm Bunch Ash to Improve Layer Performance and Productivity Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Layers; Palm Bunch Ash; Minerals; Poultry Feed Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2025-12-01
Imhotep Paul Alagidede The Gnostic Agritech Limitless agroecology system: a fifth world agricultural revolution for sustainable development Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Agriculture; Industrial policy; Manufacturing; Developing countries; Ghana. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2023-12-01
Josphine Jerobon and Imhotep Paul Alagidede Legalisation of cannabis markets in East Africa: A critical review of contemporary issues and evidence Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Cannabis; Cannabinoids; CBD; THC; Legalization; East Africa. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2023-12-01
Yegandi Imhotep Paul Alagidede From Passion to Prosperity: Gnostic Agritech Limitless and the Revolution of Rural Agribusiness This paper examines the Gnostic Agritech Limitless (GAL) Youth Agribusiness Start-Ups (YABSUS) programme as a practical model for rural agribusiness development in Ghana. Drawing on case studies of three programme beneficiaries, a rabbit and grasscutter farmer, an animal feed producer, and a farm tools fabricator, the paper documents how structured training, mentorship, and zero-interest financing convert individual passion into commercially viable enterprise. The programme's strengths are its demand-driven design, its integration of agroecological knowledge with business skills, and its deliberate creation of local value chains that retain economic surplus within rural communities. Key constraints include the need for scalable manufacturing infrastructure and stronger institutional linkages. The GAL model offers a replicable blueprint for agribusiness development that is inclusive, low-cost, and grounded in indigenous enterprise logic. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Agribusiness; Rural entrepreneurship; Ghana; Value addition; YABSUS; Indigenous knowledge; Training. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2023-12-01
Imhotep Paul Alagidede, Joan Akande and Charles Kwowe Nyaaba The Potential of the Vunania Dam in Sustainable Agriculture in the Kassena Nankana Municipality of the Upper East Region The northern regions of Ghana are characterised by a unimodal rainfall pattern, making rain-fed agriculture a difficult and precarious enterprise. Small-scale dam construction, capturing flash floods in the wet season for dry-season irrigation offers a proven remedy. This study examines the state, impact, and sustainability of the Vunania electoral area dam, constructed with World Bank funding and managed by the Ghana Irrigation Development Authority (GIDA). Using a qualitative research approach comprising site visits, focus group discussions, expert interviews, and field observation, the study finds that the Vunania reservoir is a viable, community-valued intervention with significant potential across irrigation farming, aquaculture, livestock watering, and environmental amenity. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies Reservoirs; Small-scale dam; Irrigation farming; Vunania; Kassena Nankana Municipality; Northern Ghana; Agricultural sustainability. Journal of Indigenous and Shamanic Studies 2023-12-01
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