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A literary Sarah Baartman: Sanya Osha considers the need for intellectual decolonisation in rereading Amos Tutuola
Amos Tutuola deserves contemplation as a writer independent of the clutches of anthropology, argues Sanya Osha. How can we foster such a critical approach?…
by Francis B Nyamnjoh and Kathryn Toure Can enhanced circulation of African worldviews help shape the evolution of humanity? This is our vision at…
English teachers at my school don’t have time to read whole books, and are told to rely on extracts in class. This is no…
The author of The God Of Small Things talks about political activism – and why she fled India to finish her new book •…
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National Front has given voice to much of working class once represented by the left. Dangerous ideas stalk the French election campaign. APRIL 15,…
The regular monthly meeting of the Greater Kansas City Black History Study Group is scheduled for St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Kansas City, Monday, April…