Francis B. Nyamnjoh is a world respected cultural anthropologist based at the University of Cape Town. Originally a native of Cameroon, he has been…
Francis Nyamnjoh, professor of social anthropology at the University of Cape Town (UCT), has been elected as a Fellow of the British Academy. This…
Stephanie Kitchen presented at the British Academy Writing Workshop on ‘Defiant Scholarship in Africa’, July 2024, discussing ‘Book Publishing and Publishing Collectives in Africa’, with two publishers from Cameroon.
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Dean’s Message, Admission/ Diploma Policies: About the Graduate School of Intercultural Studies
It is common knowledge that the world around us is changing more and more due to what we call globalization. In fact, while global…
Read also Shared Visions and Challenges in Publishing Africa: Henry Chakava and CODESRIAThis essay was initially published in: Coming of Age: Studies in African…
This essay was initially published in: Coming of Age: Studies in African Publishing. Essays in Honour of Dr Henry Chakava@70, edited by Kiarie Kamau…
Professor Bongasu Tanla Kishani, a famous philosopher, orature scholar, poet, writer and indigenous language literacy promoter, of Nso origin in Cameroon, went to rest…
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Book Review: Our Future Must Be Convivial – Francis Nyamnjoh On The Fallacy Of Individual Completeness
* Francis B. Nyamnjoh’s Incompleteness: Donald Trump, Populism and Citizenship is published by Langaa RPCIG (Bamenda, Cameroon), 2022. 395 pp., including bibliography, £39.60 (paperback), £39.60 (eBook),…
Professor Enoh Tanjong was a seasoned expert in communications with over 30years of work experience, in media and communication education, media research and consultancy…
By Ben WilliamsBen Williams is the Publisher of The Johannesburg Review of Books. He’s formerly the Books Editor of the Sunday Times and the…
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