Pan-African Forums: The Question of Language
The place of indigenous African languages in conceptualizing, engaging with and influencing Pan Africanism; the need for embracing indigenous African languages for Pan Africanism and the way language functions to divide Pan Africanists into “-phone zones”.
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Op-Eds2 weeks agoStealthy, Surreptitious Second Coming of Western Colonialism to Africa
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Culture1 week agoFood Culture at the Kenyan Coast
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Long Reads2 weeks ago“If my husband touches you I will kill you”
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Reflections2 weeks agoSo What is an African Immigrant Today?
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Culture2 weeks agoThe Emblems of Food Aid in West Pokot
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