Apr 27th 2013 | EAST FINCHLEY BRITISH universities can be depressing. The dons moan about their pay and students worry they will end up…
Dear CAMLIT, I’ve tried several times to write a tribute to Chinua Achebe by informing you about the role Bernard Nso’kika Fonlon and Mbella…
By VICTOR EHIKHAMENOR LAGOS, Nigeria I GREW up under my grandfather’s ancient pear tree in the Nigerian village of Uwessan. The tree’s roots were…
It is difficult to know where to begin to pay tribute to the Eagle on the Iroko, but fortunately he gave me “a mouth…
POLITICS | PREVIEW | SECURITY | TOPIC April 12, 2013 – By Scott W. Harold and Lowell Schwartz Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin’s recent…
by SERGE HALIMI Almost everyone in Tunisia believes that the benefits of the revolution are in danger. Perhaps from a “secular” opposition that refuses…
By Markus Brauck, Wolfgang Höbel and Claudia Voigt Publishing houses are Germany’s intellectual backbone. For many years, they created a culture of literary abundance…
Yaoundé, 22 Mars 2013 © Valentine MULANGO | Cameroon-Info.Net One of Africa’s literary icon and publisher of several novels, Nigeria’s Chinua Achebe, is dead.…
This year we are happy to welcome Professor Francis B. Nyamnjoh: Chair of the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Cape Town,…
Interview by Innocent Chia Other than the silly rumor of the improbable escape of First Lady Chantal Biya, allegedly and uncharacteristically disappearing from the…