Mercy Akrofi-Ansah| Abstract
Research Fellow, Lingusitics, University of Ghana - Language Contact Phenomena in a Multilingual Community: The Case Of Larteh
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Sarah Namulondo| Abstract
Lecturer, Literature, Makerere University - Imagined Realities, Defying Subjects: Voice, Sexuality, and Subversion in African Women's Writing
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Abubakar Liman Aliyu| Abstract
Lecturer, English & Literacy Studies, Ahmadu Bello University - Islam, Power, and Mass-Mediated Culture in Northern Nigeria
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Saudah Namyalo| Abstract
Lecturer, Linguistics, Makerere University - A Semantic-Conceptual Approach to the Study and Formation of Linguistic Terms in Bantu Languages: A Case of Luganda
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Shireen Ally| Abstract
Researcher, NRF Chair (Local Histories, Present Realities), University of Witwatersrand - DomestiCity: Racial Anxiety and Fantasy in the Figure of “The Maid”
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Edward Nanbigne| Abstract
Research Fellow, African Literature and Languages, University of Ghana - “Cut me a drink”: A Discourse of Beer Drinking in Northwestern Ghana
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Evershed Kwasi Amuzu| Abstract
Lecturer, Linguistics, University of Ghana - The Syntax of English and French Verbs in Ewe-English and Ewe-French Codeswitching
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Mathayo Bernard Ndomondo| Abstract
Lecturer, Fine & Performing Arts, University of Dar es Salaam - Music and HIV/AIDS: The Performance of Gender, Identity, and Power in Tanzania
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Wazi Apoh| Abstract
Lecturer, Archeology, University of Ghana - The Archaeology and Histories of the Akpinis, the Germans, and the British at Kpando, Ghana
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Stella Nyanzi| Abstract
Research Fellow, Law, Makerere University - Politicising 'the Sin of Sodom and Gomorrah': Examining Christian Rightists' War Against Homosexuality in Uganda
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Olukoya Joseph Ogen| Abstract
Associate Professor, History & International Studies, Osun State University - Forced Migration, Interregional Trade, and the Making of a Yoruba Diaspora in Sierra Leone
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Sule Emmanuel Egya| Abstract
Lecturer, English and Literacy Studies, University of Abuja - The Nationalist Imagination in the Third Generation of Nigerian Poetry in English
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Abayomi Victor Okunowo| Abstract
Lecturer, English, Tai Solarin University of Education - Osundare's Intrigues of Tongues: Ways of Meaning in an African Bilingual Literary Corpus
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Austin Maro Emielu| Abstract
Lecturer, Performing Arts, University of Ilorin - A Historical and Ethnographic Study of Guitar Bands among the Edo People of Nigeria
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Eunice Ibekwe| Abstract
Lecturer, Music, Nnamdi Azikiwe University - Collection, Notation, and Analysis of Children’s Folk Songs in Agulu Rural Community of Igbo Culture
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Samuel Senayon Olaoluwa| Abstract
Lecturer, Languages & Linguistics, Osun State University - Enchantments from the Wizard: Ngugi wa Thiong’o and Postcolonial Imaginaries in Wizard of the Crow
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Sa'adatu Hassan Liman| Abstract
Lecturer, Religious Studies, Nasarawa State University - Cultural Influences and Women’s Rights in the Application of Shari’ah in Nasarawa and Plateau States
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Ozioma Onuzulike| Abstract
Lecturer, Fine & Applied Arts, University of Nigeria, Nsukka - Modern Nigerian Pottery: A Study of Historical Developments Since 1904
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Pascah Mungwini| Abstract
Lecturer, Development Studies, University of Venda - The Shona Indigenous Philosophy: A Critical Reconstruction
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Amidou Jean-Baptiste Sourou| Abstract
Lecturer, Social Sciences, Saint Augustine University of Tanzania - Music, Dance, and Urban Popular Culture in Africa: The Role and Nature of Music in Embodying New Symbolic Forms
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Robert Muponde| Abstract
Associate Professor, English, University of Witwatersrand - Freaking Nation: Disability and the Differently Bodied in Imaginaries of Culture and Politics in Zimbabwe
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Ngozi Nneka Udengwu| Abstract
Senior Lecturer, Theatre and Film Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka - Women in the Traditional Yoruba Travelling Theatre in Nigeria, 1940-1990
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Victor Kwabena Yankah| Abstract
Senior Lecturer, Drama, Film, University of Cape Coast - Ensemble Figure Configuration as a Satiric Strategy in African Drama
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Eliah Sibonike Mwaifuge| Abstract
Lecturer, Literature, University of Dar es Salaam - Where's Equality?: Ideology and the Politics of Representation in Tanzanian Fiction in English
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