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Category Archives: literature
The Unfolding of yellow-orange books
Bought this book (2nd hand) about (some of the) Writing systems of Africa (by Saki Mafundikwa) because of Emeka’s tweet, EY’s post on Sokari’s blog and Jepchumba’s review.
Another book I’d like to mention is “The Unfolding of Language – …
“the Africans”
Why are there books (like the selection pictured above) & online publications on post & neo-coloniaslim in Africa as well as important recent developments on the African continent on one hand IF on the other hand I am still …
Posted in africa, literature, thoughts
Tagged africa, antrophology, culture, definition, term
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bite size chunks of information
A few years ago, I used to write longer e-mails. Some recipients would appreciate it, others probably didn’t – but only my sister had the guts to directly tell me: “I don’t have the time to read your novels”.
She, …
It’s our turn to read
“It’s Our Turn To Eat: The Story of a Kenyan Whistleblower”, by Michela Wrong, ISBN 978-0-00-724196-5
After having read this interesting book by Michela Wrong, written in a similar style as “In the Footsteps of Mr. Kurtz: Living on the …
Posted in EAKenya, literature, politics
Tagged book, corruption, east africa, John Githongo, Michela Wrong, politics, publication
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Wrong, Johnson, Moyo – eine Auswahl
Ein Artikel online über Demenz brachte mich auf Umwegen zu Tilman Jens, der ein sehr streitbares Buch über …. den Umgang mit seinem Vater, Walter Jens , geschrieben hat.
Überhaupt, dass ein 54jähriger Mann immer wieder als “Sohn von…” eingeleitet …
Posted in africa, kikuism, literature, maisha, Ujerumani
Tagged africa, aid, Congo, Dambisa Moyo, DRC, east africa, investment, nairobi
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