Librairie Numérique Africaine

• Housing Cape Town’s Forgotten Dead

• Governing ‘Ethnicised’ Public Sphere

• Behind the Curtains of State Power

• Public Spheres, Personal Papers, Pedagogical Practices

• Women Engagement with Power and Authority in Re-writing East Africa

• Ideologies, Governance and the Public Sphere in Cameroon

• Developing or Managing the Poor

• The Public Space in Nigeria

• Can It be Achieved?

• The Role of Economic Aspiration in Elections in Kenya

• Women Engagement with Power and Authority in Re-writing East Africa

• Shona Traditional Religion and Medical Practices

• ReVenturing into the Public Sphere

• Higher Education as an African Public Sphere and the University

• The National Project as a Public Administration Concept

• Running While Others Walk

• Influence of Socioeconomic Activities on House Form and Settlement Patterns

• An Analysis of Costs Associated with Maize Storage Facilities Used by Rural Smallholder Farmers in Uganda

• Thandika Mkandawire’s Model for an African Developmental State

• Potentialising a Traditional Peacebuilding System

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