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Mayor Alice Ayong née Mbuh of Belo Council on Working Visit to Canada
by Nsah Mala In the month of June 2025, Alice Ayong née Mbuh, the…
EDITORIAL: Welcome to The Ijim Times, Fresh like Water from Ijim!
By Nsah Mala This is the inaugural edition of a newspaper called The Ijim…
CREATION OF NKAR INDIGENOUS COMMISSION FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND SUSTAINABILITY
Nkar Kingdom (Fondom) Creates Indigenous Commission for Future Generations and Sustainability
Nsanda Eba, Author of The Good Foot, Has Hit His Bad Foot: Adieu!
By Nsah Mala The death of Cameroonian novelist Nsanda Eba, renowned author of The…
Lick the Bone, But Don’t Break It for Its Marrow: Mbessa Indigenous Knowledge for Future Generations
by Nsah Mala* In our world of escalating and intersecting polycrisis, the necessity to…
There is No Such Thing as African Literature
An essay on the wrong homogenisation of literatures from the African continent on the…
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…
