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The virality of letters: the Covid-19 literary archive keeps growing
by Kenneth Nsah* On Saturday 21 March 2020, I submitted a poem entitled “Give…
The Return of Bush Fallers: Cameroon Anglophone Fiction Responds to Clandestine Immigration
by Kenneth Toah Nsah* Abstract Since 2010, many novels by Anglophone Cameroonian writers tend…
The Screaming Forest: An Ecocritical Assessment of Le Cri de la forêt
by Kenneth Nsah* Abstract From a postcolonial ecocritical standpoint, this essay analyzes the…
No Forest, No Water. No Forest, No Animals”: An Ecocritical Reading of Ekpe Inyang’s The Hill Barbers
by Kenneth Nsah* Abstract This article examines Ekpe Inyang’s play entitled The Hill Barbers (2010)…
Conserving Africa’s Eden? Green Colonialism, Neoliberal Capitalism, and Sustainable Development in Congo Basin Literature
by Kenneth Nsah* Abstract Starting with European colonization, African natural resources in particular and…
Comment expliquer la timide mobilisation de la jeunesse africaine pour le climat ?
Initié par l’adolescente suédoise Greta Thunberg en août 2018, le Mouvement des jeunes pour…
La littérature du Bassin du Congo offre des pistes pour faire face à la crise climatique
Le continent africain n'est responsable que de 2% à 3 % des émissions mondiales de…
L’action climatique peut-elle redorer l’image de l’Union africaine ?
Il y a quelques jours, l’initiative de certains pays africains visant à tenter de « trouver une…
Tropical Futurisms: Making Futures
Abstract Tropical Futurisms situates the making of futures in the geo-climatic zone of the…
Tropical Futurisms: Thinking Futures
Abstract Tropical Futurisms situates the reading of futures in the shared yet multiple modalities…
Tropical Futurisms: Making Futures
Abstract Tropical Futurisms situates the making of futures in the geo-climatic zone of the…
Alleged corruption in academic appointments highlights Cameroon’s PhD glut
By Kenneth Nsah* Doctoral graduates’ occupation of Higher Education Ministry will do little by…
