Let’s speak our Mother Tongue, please!
Colloquium

Let’s speak our Mother Tongue, please!

anote
February 25
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PAWA Scretary-General: Significance of Wale Okediran’s re-election for Africa
Colloquium

PAWA Scretary-General: Significance of Wale Okediran’s re-election for Africa

anote
July 22
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Devils in power: Postcolonial shadows, African struggles and gospel of self-salvation in Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s ‘Devil on the Cross’
Review

Devils in power: Postcolonial shadows, African struggles and gospel of self-salvation in Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s ‘Devil on the Cross’

anote
July 15
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An audacious narrative experiment in Umar Abubakar Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’
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An audacious narrative experiment in Umar Abubakar Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’

anote
April 22
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Sehene’s ‘Fire Beneath the Cassock’: How bigotry, politics fueled Rwanda’s tragedy
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Sehene’s ‘Fire Beneath the Cassock’: How bigotry, politics fueled Rwanda’s tragedy

anote
April 15
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Epistemic justice, plurality of ontology in Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’
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Epistemic justice, plurality of ontology in Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’

anote
March 23
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Reimagining the Narrative: Magical realism and African renaissance in Okri, Osabo’s ‘Dangerous Love’, ‘Beneath the Raft’
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Reimagining the Narrative: Magical realism and African renaissance in Okri, Osabo’s ‘Dangerous Love’, ‘Beneath the Raft’

anote
March 18
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‘Beneath the Lion’s Gaze’: Maaza Mengiste’s portrait of Ethiopia
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‘Beneath the Lion’s Gaze’: Maaza Mengiste’s portrait of Ethiopia

anote
March 10
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Spirits and sins: Comparing magical realism in Okri’s ‘The Famished Road’ and Osabo’s ‘Whispers of Gods’
Review

Spirits and sins: Comparing magical realism in Okri’s ‘The Famished Road’ and Osabo’s ‘Whispers of Gods’

anote
March 4
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Investigating the etymology of obsolete concepts in Amrah Aliyu’s ‘Breast Are Names of Flowers’
Book Review

Investigating the etymology of obsolete concepts in Amrah Aliyu’s ‘Breast Are Names of Flowers’

idesign
October 28
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