In this short video, I share with Jean-Marie Tieno, a legendary Cameroonian filmmaker – my thoughts on Freedom and the concept of Sovereignty in Africa.…
In this lecture, I examine some of the theoretical models that have dominated the anthropological debates on development. In the course of this exploration, we…
In his book, Lela in Bali: History through Ceremony in Cameroon (2006), anthropologist, Richard Fardon contends that Lela could be understood as a “barometer of…
Drinking from the Cosmic Gourd by Francis B. Nyamnjoh is a deeply infused treatise that aims to exorcise a hegemonic spell, occasioned by the ready-made…
A review of The Lion and his Pride: The Politics of Commemoration in Cameroon by Kathrin Tiewa
A submission on basic strategies to promote the teaching and use of African indigenous languages in the diaspora
