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A number of African countries boast notable independent publishing landscapes. These include South Africa, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. However, this fragile…
Published in 1995, The Disillusioned Africans consists of letters about the observations and experiences of a black student-academic living in London in the 1980s. The novel…
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Doyen-Professeur Ansoumana Badji : Hommage non autorisé au préposé aux pauses-café du CODESRIA, et enseignements pour la production panafricaine de connaissances
Par Divine Fuh traduit par Marie Ndiaye En 2003, alors que je n’étais qu’étudiant en master à l’Université du Botswana, j’ai eu le rare…
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The Doyen Professor Ansoumana Badji: An unauthorised tribute to CODESRIA’s teaman and the lessons for Pan African Knowledge Production
In 2003 while I was only a Masters student at the University of Botswana, I was granted the rare privilege to participate as a…
The call for panels for the ASAA2022 is now open for proposal submissions. The decisions of the ASAA2022 Scientific Committee will be communicated on 11th June…
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