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Prof Ernest Wamba Dia Wamba Dies, Leaving Africa With More Questions to Ponder

Posted By: adminon: July 15, 2020In: People in ActionTags: Christopher Okigbo, DRC, Fanon, Paul KagameNo CommentsViews:
Prof Ernest Wamba Dia Wamba Dies, Leaving Africa With More Questions to Ponder

For someone who had said that Africa was “in search of a new historical mode of politics” but who subsequently ended up as a guerrilla fighter, Prof Ernest Wamba Dia Wamba’s death now cannot... Read more

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