Vol. 6 Nbr. 7, February - February 2014
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Index
- In memoriam: Yemi Toure.
- In memoriam: Amiri Baraka.
- Exploding the myth of the Black Christian past: what can the new Black church learn from the funeral ceremony of Nelson Mandela?
- Domesticating Mathematics in the African mother tongue.
- On my journey now: the narrative and works of Dr. John Henrik Clarke, the knowledge revolutionary.
- On my journey now: the narrative and works of Dr. John Henrik Clarke, the knowledge revolutionary.
- On my journey now: the narrative and works of Dr. John Henrik Clarke, the knowledge revolutionary.
- On my journey now: the narrative and works of Dr. John Henrik Clarke, the knowledge revolutionary.
- When Negritude was in vogue: critical reflections of the first world festival of Negro arts and culture in 1966.
- Africa South of the Sahara 2008-2011: hunger as a factor in political instability.
- Helon Habila: Narrating the dysfunctional baggage of a post-colony.
- Africology, black studies, African American studies, Africana studies, or African world studies? What's so important about a given name?
- Introduction of political education for the propagation of democracy in Africa: the perspective of African academics, Part II.
- Top brass polishing other people's brass: evaluating aspects of the marred legacy of an African American college president.
- Politics, chieftaincy and customary law in Ghana's fourth republic.
- Fambul tok (Family talk).
- Funeral Season.
- The Chairman and The Lions.