Ihuoma Akinremi| Abstract
Lecturer, Languages and Linguistics, University of Jos - The Syntax of English Verbs in Intra-Sentential Code-Switching: A Comparison of Three English-African Language Pairs
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Irikidzayi Manase| Abstract
Senior Lecturer, English, University of Venda - The Post-2000 Land Invasions in Zimbabwe: A Study of Literary and Cultural Representations, 2000-2006
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Fainos Mangena| Abstract
Postdoctoral Fellow, Centre for Leadership Ethics in Africa, University of Fort Hare - On Ubuntu and Retributive Punishment: An Ethical Investigation
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Michael Andindilile| Abstract
Lecturer, Literature, University of Dar es Salaam - The Anglophone African Literary-Linguistic Continuum: English and Indigenous African Languages in African Literary Discourse
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Eyo Offiong Mensah| Abstract
Examinations Officer, Linguistics & Communication Studies, University of Calabar - Awutu-Efutu Personal Names: Sociolinguistic and Grammatical Insights
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Alexander Chinwuba Asigbo| Abstract
Lecturer, Arts and Theatre Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University - From Ritual to Mercantile Art: A Study of the Ikeji Masquerade Performance of Arondizuogu
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Hugues Steve Ndinga-Koumba-Binza| Abstract
Postdoctoral Fellow, Centre for Language & Speech Technology, Stellenbosch University - A Comparative and Phonetico-Phonological Experimental Study of Preferred Syllable Structures in Zulu and Xhosa Adoptives
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Koblowe Obono| Abstract
Faculty, Mass Communication, Covenant University - Sounds, Symbols, and Scripts of African Sexuality: An Analysis of Language Dynamics in Traditional Ugep, Southern Nigeria
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Okaka Opio Dokotum| Abstract
Lecturer, Literature, Kyambogo University - Contemporary Western Literary and Filmic Representations of Africa: Reproducing the Colonial Template
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Freeborn Odiboh| Abstract
Lecturer, Fine Arts & Applied Art, University of Benin - Africanizing a Modern African Art History Curriculum for Tertiary Institutions, from an African Perspective
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Gloria MT Emezue| Abstract
Lecturer, English, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki - Dialogizing Postcolonial African Poetry: A Study of Selected Poetry Collections from Western, Eastern, and Southern Africa
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Mark Benge Okot| Abstract
Lecturer, Literature, Makerere University - Gender, Identity, and Power in Acoli Song Performances
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Felix Abidemi Fabunmi| Abstract
Department Head, Linguistics & African Languages, Obafemi Awolowo University - A Vigesimal Numeral Derivational Morphology of Five Yorùbá Dialects
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Shani Omari| Abstract
Lecturer, University of Dar es Salaam - The Role of Bongo Fleva in Tanzanian Literature and Culture
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Folasade Olayinka Ifamose| Abstract
Lecturer, History, University of Abuja - Industrial Policy and Implementation in Nigeria: The Case of Ajaokuta Steel Complex, 1958-1992
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Wendy Isaacs-Martin| Abstract
Fellow, Political & Governmental Studies, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University - How National Identity is Formed in Frustration and Alienation by Employing the Scapegoat Mechanism
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Adoyi Felix Onoja| Abstract
Lecturer, History, Nasarawa State University - Issues in Policing the Benue Province: Towards Understanding and Mitigating Contemporary Insecurity in Central Nigeria
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Agatha Ijeoma Onwuekwe| Abstract
Lecturer, Music, Nnamdi Azikiwe University - Collection, Notation, and Analysis of Women’s Indigenous Compositions of Funeral Songs in Ekwulobia Autonomous Community
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Ikenna Kamalu| Abstract
Senior Manager, English, University Press Plc - Abiku in Ben Okri’s Imagination of Nationhood
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Adalbertus Kamanzi| Abstract
Lecturer, Development Studies, University of Dodoma - An Ethnomethodological Study of Modernity's Influence on the Ecosophies of Local People
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Paul Osifodunrin| Abstract
Lecturer, History, University of Lagos - Better Dead than Missing: Child Kidnapping (gbomogbomo) in Lagos, 1945-1999
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Agnes Kamya| Abstract
Faculty, Makerere Institute of Social Research - Gender, Class, and Cultural Change under Democratization in Uganda
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Ruth Simbao| Abstract
Senior Lecturer, Fine Arts, Rhodes University - Contemporary Art of the Global South: New Engagements Between South Africa and China
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Susan Nalugwa Kiguli| Abstract
Senior Lecturer, Literature, Makerere University - Oral Poetry and Popular Song in South Africa and Uganda: A Study of Contemporary Performance
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