African Literature in the Digital Age: new book traces the role of the internet, queers and class

By Shola Adenekan, Associate Professor of African Literature, Ghent University

The first book-length study of digital literature in Africa has attracted a lot of academic attention. African Literature in the Digital Age: Class and Sexual Politics in New Writing from Kenya and Nigeria considers the role of the internet and new media in finding and shaping new audiences…

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~	How the Renault-Nissan Alliance overcame crisis and redefined collaboration over two decades

~	Princess of Wales ‘in remission’ from cancer – but what does that mean?

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~	Nexflix struggles to adapt to Africa’s cinema market

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