A national conversation about naming conventions is overdue. Publishing offers a practical place to begin because authors depend on stable names to build recognisable bodies…
The toghu should be understood not merely as an imported costume adopted by passive recipients, but as a regional artefact produced through mobility, exchange, courtly…
Join us in this captivating episode as we explore the story of the Lake Nyos gas disaster — one of the most mysterious and tragic…
This chapter is a continuation of my efforts to investigate and elaborate on the intercalary position of traditional rulers in Africa, specifically those in the…
I’d like to shine a spotlight on the remarkable works of one of Cameroon’s most celebrated filmmakers, Jean Marie Teno. If you’d like to learn…
In this brief presentation, I offer a few reflections on what it entails to move beyond rhetoric with respect to decolonising publishing in Africa. As…
