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…
As you may or may not know, I’m an ethnographic filmmaker with a passion for telling African stories that would otherwise not be heard or…
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…
A review of The Lion and his Pride: The Politics of Commemoration in Cameroon by Kathrin Tiewa
