This essay was initially published in: Coming of Age: Studies in African Publishing. Essays in Honour of Dr Henry Chakava@70, edited by Kiarie Kamau…
Professor Bongasu Tanla Kishani, a famous philosopher, orature scholar, poet, writer and indigenous language literacy promoter, of Nso origin in Cameroon, went to rest…
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Book Review: Our Future Must Be Convivial – Francis Nyamnjoh On The Fallacy Of Individual Completeness
* Francis B. Nyamnjoh’s Incompleteness: Donald Trump, Populism and Citizenship is published by Langaa RPCIG (Bamenda, Cameroon), 2022. 395 pp., including bibliography, £39.60 (paperback), £39.60 (eBook),…
Professor Enoh Tanjong was a seasoned expert in communications with over 30years of work experience, in media and communication education, media research and consultancy…
By Ben WilliamsBen Williams is the Publisher of The Johannesburg Review of Books. He’s formerly the Books Editor of the Sunday Times and the…
By TONY MOCHAMA Beyond the noise of political campaigns and public rallies happening in Kenya since the beginning of the year, the country’s literary…
At 84, the Kenyan writer and perennial Nobel runner-up reflects on his Southern California home and the problem of sameness.By DW Gibson May 20, 2022A few…
Cameroonian Scholar Francis B. Nyamnjoh on Art, Academia, indebtedness, and Borders. In December 2021, Francis B. Nyamnjoh, a professor of social anthropology at the…
A number of African countries boast notable independent publishing landscapes. These include South Africa, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. However, this fragile…
Published in 1995, The Disillusioned Africans consists of letters about the observations and experiences of a black student-academic living in London in the 1980s. The novel…