Theoretical Framework Article focuses on the development of African philosophy in post-colonial Seychelles, a context where traditional and contemporary philosophical thought intersect. No empirical data is included; instead, the article employs critical analysis, literature review, and conceptual frameworks to construct a theoretical model for understanding African philosophy's evolution in post-colonial Seychelles. This theoretical approach contributes to a deeper understanding of African philosophy's evolution in post-colonial contexts by providing a coherent structure for analysing these developments. Future research should focus on empirical studies to validate and expand upon the theoretical insights presented, particularly in areas where data is lacking or difficult to obtain.