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Ethnographic Film, Ethnography & Methods, Languages & Ethnolinguistics, Political Anthropology

On Freedom and Sovereignty: Personal Reflections

June 25, 20200Comments
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.…
Languages & Ethnolinguistics

Pass it On: How to Promote Indigenous African Languages in the Diaspora

March 26, 20200Comments
A submission on basic strategies to promote the teaching and use of African indigenous languages in the diaspora
Anthropology of Religion, Cameroon Studies, Ethnography & Methods, Grassfields Studies, Historical Studies, Languages & Ethnolinguistics, Political Anthropology

A Bibliography of Published Literature on the Bali Chamba of Cameroon & Nigeria

March 25, 20208Comments
A Bibliography of Published Literature on the Bali Chamba of Cameroon & Nigeria, arranged thematically and by discipline.
Languages & Ethnolinguistics

The Reformation and De-colonial Education

October 31, 20182Comments
What lessons can we learn from the Reformation in 1517 for the sustainable promotion of literacy in African languages?
Cameroon Studies, Ethnography & Methods, Gender Studies, Historical Studies, Languages & Ethnolinguistics

The Scope of Our Collective Challenge: Culture and Change in Bali Nyonga

March 26, 20170Comments
Keynote Address Presented at the 23rd Annual Bali Cultural Association (BCA)-USA Convention, Baltimore, Saturday May 29th 2010
Anthropology of Religion, Cameroon Studies, Gender Studies, Grassfields Studies, Languages & Ethnolinguistics

A Tribute to the Rev Dr. James Nsokika

August 19, 20130Comments
I recently learnt of the passing into eternity of the Rev Dr. James Nsokika, a servant of the Lord who harnessed his numerous talents in…
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