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Home News Francis Nyamnjoh and Langaa RPCIG win the FAGE OLIVER PRIZE of the African Studies Association UK.

Francis Nyamnjoh and Langaa RPCIG win the FAGE OLIVER PRIZE of the African Studies Association UK.

September 13, 2018

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 announced last night was #RhodesMustFall. Nibbling at Resilient Colonialism in South Africa.

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