The winner of the 2018 Fage and Oliver Prize is Francis B Nyamnjoh, for #RhodesMustFall: Nibbling at Resilient Colonialism in South Africa (Bamenda: Langaa RPCIG, 2016)…
“While Afrika speaks today, let me remind you that Africa has spoken before but the voices have only been like echoes in a global…
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Francis Nyamnjoh and Langaa RPCIG win the FAGE OLIVER PRIZE of the African Studies Association UK.
CONGRATULATIONS To Francis Nyamnjoh and Langaa RPCIG for winning the FAGE OLIVER PRIZE of the African Studies Association UK. The winning book which was…
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Interview avec Pr Mirjam de Bruijn: « Si les jeunes se radicalisent pour des changements sociaux, il faut les écouter. »
« Biographies de la radicalisation : des messages cachés du changement social », est le titre d’un ouvrage paru aux éditions Langaa de Bameda (Cameroun) sous la…
The Kenyan winner of the prestigious Caine Prize for African Writing has told the BBC she will donate half of her £10,000 ($13,000) winnings…
In this story of a boy’s departure to boarding school, the author remembers leaving behind not only his family but a whole linguistic world…
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Interview with Francis Nyamnjoh, Langaa Research and Publishing Common Initiative Group, Cameroon
Stephanie Kitchen (SK): In around ten years Langaa has published over 500 books in English and French and other languages, across a range of…
Twenty-four outstanding stories have been selected by an international judging panel from 5182 entries from 48 Commonwealth countries. The writers come from 14 countries…
The shortlist for the 2018 Caine Prize for African Writing has been announced, showcasing a diversity of themes and a wealth of literary talent.…
The African Studies Association (ASA) is pleased to announce the 2018 Coordinate Organizations Grant Winners. The ASA heartily congratulates the following Coordinate Organizations: African Politics…