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CODESRIA Mourns Prof Fanta Cheru, a Leading African Intellectual

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CODESRIA Mourns Prof Fanta Cheru, a Leading African Intellectual

The Dakar based Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) is in sackcloth over Prof Fantu Cheru, the multiply involved Ethiopian political economist who pas... Read more

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