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Médias et conflicts en Afrique
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Michel Ben Arrous (dir.)

Paris: Panos Afrique de l'Ouest;Karthala (2001), 223 pp.

"Les articles sont issus de trois conférences organisées à Accra en 1996, Kampala en 1997 et Accra en 1999 sur le thème "Les médias et la construction de la paix en Afrique". Le comportement et la coresponsabilité des médias pendant le génocide rwandais de 1994 ont été à l'origine de cett ... more

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The Ordeal of the African Writer

Charles R. Larson

London: Zed Books (2001), 192 pp.

"This book is about the problems and obstacles that African writers still encounter in their attempt to get published. It is an interesting, informed, and well-documented study that combines writers’ own testimony (based on responses to questionnaires) and factual investigation in order to explore ... more

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Livres d'images d'Afrique noire: Auteurs-Illustrateurs Africains: Catalogue des collections des bibliothèques pour enfants de la Ville de Paris

Audrey Bessière (ed.)

Paris: Paris-Bibliothèques Éditions (2001), 116 pp.

"Un catalogue et une bibliographie attrayants des livres pour enfants d'auteurs africains et des travaux d'illustrateurs africains de livres pour enfants, conservés dans les collections des bibliothèques de la ville de Paris. Inclut des titres en français et en anglais, avec un index des auteurs ... more

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L'internet, son web et e-mail en Afrique: Approche critique

Raphael Ntambue Tshimbulu

Paris: L'Harmattan (2001), 353 pp.

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Radio Nigeria: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Toni Amadi, Atilade Atoyebi (eds.)

Abuja: Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (2001), 203 pp.

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African Press Centres and Donors' Support
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Anne Perrin (coord.)

Paris: Partners for Media in Africa (ParMa);Groupe de recherche et d’échanges technologiques (GRET) (2001), 74 pp.

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Les maisons de la presse africaines: Quel appui des bailleurs de fonds?
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Anne Perrin (coord.)

Paris: Partenaires des médias africains (ParMA);Groupe de recherche et d’échanges technologiques (GRET) (2001), 80 pp.

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Presentation of Four Training Centres: Past Review and Future Prospects

Paris: Groupe de recherche et d’échanges technologiques (GRET) (2001), 15 pp.

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Media Training Needs Assessment for Southern Africa

Colleen Lowe Morna, Zohra Khan

Amsterdam; Johannesburg: Netherlands Institute for Southern Africa (NIZA);Gender Links Associates (2001), 100 pp.

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Young People’s Reading in South Africa: A Pilot Project

Myrna Machet, Sll Olën, A. Chamberlain (eds.)

Pretoria: University of South Africa, Faculty of Arts, Department of Information Science (2001), 165 pp.

"This survey and report is the result of a pilot project and survey of the reading interests and information use of South African children and young adults. It was carried out in primary and secondary schools in Pretoria, and provides insight into children and young adult's reading interests and inf ... more

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Advocacy for Social Justice: A Global Action and Reflection Guide

David Cohen, Rosa de la Vega, Gabrielle Watson

Oxford: Oxfam;Kumarian Press (2001), 346 pp.

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Register of African Publishing Consultants = Registre des consultants de l'edition Africaine = Registro dos consultants de editores africanos

Harare: African Publishers Network (APNET), 2nd ed. (2001), 117 pp.

"This register is arranged alphabetically by country, including complete contact details of the consultants, their educational background and qualifications, professional experience, and specialist areas of expertise." (Hans M. Zell, Publishing, Books & Reading in Sub-Saharan Africa, 3d ed. 2008, nr ... more

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Now and in the Next Millenium, 1990s-3000 CE: Assessing Africa’s Scholarly Publishing Needs and Industry

Senyo John Afele et al.

Kampala: RA-Global Communications;JARP, 2nd and expanded ed. (2001), 250 pp.

"A collection of papers on various aspects of scholarly writing and publishing in Africa, mostly by African academics based in the diaspora." (Hans M. Zell, Publishing, Books & Reading in Sub-Saharan Africa, 3d ed. 2008, nr. 2264)

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Indaba 2000: Millennium Marketplace

Harare: Zimbabwe International Book Fair Trust (2001), 272 pp.

"The Zimbabwe International Book Fair annual ‘Indaba’ in 2000 focused on a major weakness in the African book scene, that of marketing. Forty-three papers reflect the wide mixture of professionals involved from all parts of the book chain and the diverse nature of the theme. Papers from plenary ... more

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Orality and Cultural Identities in Zimbabwe

Maurice Taonezvi Vambe (ed.)

Gweru (ZW): Mambo Press (2001), xii, 127 pp.

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Handbuch Afrika in drei Bänden. Bd.2: Westafrika und die Inseln im Atlantik

Walter Schicho

Frankfurt am Main; Wien: Brandes & Apsel;Südwind (2001), 384 pp.

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A Guidebook on Journal Publishing for Agriculture and Rural Development
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Anthony Youdeowei

Maritza Hee Huong; Paul Neate; Paul Stapleton (contrib.)

Oxford; Wageningen: International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications (INASP);Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) (2001), xiv, 99 pp.

"One in a series of guidebooks and training manuals for journal editors in developing countries that are active in the field of agriculture and rural development. They aim to assist editors to improve their publishing operations, and provide more effective communication of the scholarship and the re ... more

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The Art of Publishing a Newspaper

Daniel Fra, Eyoum Ngangué

Bartholomew A. Kodi (English adapt.)

Nairobi: Paulines (2001), 159 pp.

"This handbook is intended for entrepreneurs, promoters, directors and heads of newspapers for whom the press constitutes the main activity and principal source of income. The subject matter is directed to those who have the power to decide the conditions in which they choose or have already chosen ... more

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Hommage au cinéma d'animation d'Afrique noire: Une poignée de soleil

Lomomba Emongo (ed.)

Bruxelles: Ciné-Club de Wissembourg;Studio Malembe Maa (ASBL) (2001), 49 pp.

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Upgrading Book Distribution in Africa

Tony Read, Carmelle Denning, Vincent Bontoux

London: Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA), Working Group on Books and Learning Materials (2001), xx, 252 pp.

"This study is currently the most comprehensive survey of textbook distribution in sub-Saharan Africa. If offers a detailed survey and analysis of the key policy issues affecting book distribution in Africa today. The study was organized and co-ordinated by International Book Development Ltd. in Lon ... don, and Danaé-Sciences, a Paris-based consultancy company specialising in editorial support, training and written communication. It draws on a series of major case studies carried out in Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria and Uganda, together with mini case studies from Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Senegal, Tanzania and Togo, undertaken by book practitioners in these countries, most from the private sector. All of the case studies cover some common elements, including, for example, information on the national education system (including basic education statistics), and a discussion of the main players and mechanisms in the book distribution chain; they also review regional trade in books, and most case studies comment upon the impact of funding, agency investment, and government policies affecting national book development. In addition to the case studies, a useful feature is the inclusion of a fold-out chart “Critical issues on upgrading book distribution in Africa – A decision tree for policy-makers”, which shows the key options that policy makers need to consider in developing a national framework for textbook delivery. An extensive glossary of common terms and acronyms used in education, development and the book trade, completes the volume. The survey concludes “there is already a policy change underway among a number of governments and funding agencies in their approaches toward national textbook distribution. This change is more apparent in Anglophone than in Francophone countries and is by no means universal even in Anglophone countries. But the reaction against the inefficiencies, the lack of a service culture and the typically high cost operations of state centralist policies is now almost ten years old.” It also notes that times are changing, and that senior government officials in many countries now openly acknowledge and welcome the increasing involvement of the private sector in educational book provision activity." (Hans M. Zell, Publishing, Books & Reading in Sub-Saharan Africa, 3d ed. 2008, nr. 1515) more

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African Press Centres and Donors' Support Top Insights

Les maisons de la presse africaines: Quel appui des bailleurs de fonds? Top Insights

A Guidebook on Journal Publishing for Agriculture and Rural Development Key Guidance

Médias et conflicts en Afrique
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African Press Centres and Donors' Support
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Les maisons de la presse africaines: Quel appui des bailleurs de fonds?
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A Guidebook on Journal Publishing for Agriculture and Rural Development
Key Guidance