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  1. Chronicles of Bailundo: a fragmentary account in Umbundu of life before and after Portuguese colonial rule
  2. Iracema Dulley
  3. pp. 713-741
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  1. Female slam poets of francophone Africa: Spirited words for social change
  2. Mirjam de Bruijn, Loes Oudenhuijsen
  3. pp. 742-767
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  1. Vernacular historiography and self-translation in early colonial Nigeria: Ajiṣafẹ’s History of Abẹokuta
  2. Adrian M. Deese
  3. pp. 768-789
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  1. Oka Day as an Institution of Power: Kingship, Chieftaincy and the Community Day in Contemporary Yorubaland
  2. Allen Hai Xiao, Sunday Abraham Ogunode
  3. pp. 790-809
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  1. ‘Exertion Is Not Connected to Success’: Everyday Yoruba Discourse of Work and Success
  2. Augustine Agwuele
  3. pp. 810-831
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  1. From Discursive Resistance to New Genealogies: Rethinking Israelite Identities in Africa Through the Case of Nuer Christian Zionists
  2. Yotam Gidron
  3. pp. 832-851
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  1. A Contested Financial Frontier: Banking and Empire Building in Eritrea, c.1952–73
  2. Luca Puddu
  3. pp. 852-873
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  1. ‘Monkeys Play by Sizes’: The Reconstruction of Military Hierarchy in Ghana’s Armed Forces
  2. Humphrey Asamoah Agyekum
  3. pp. 874-892
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  1. Marrying in a Single Moment: Zimbabwean Baptist Ethics and the Management of Kin Relations
  2. Leanne Williams Green
  3. pp. 893-912
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  1. #RhodesMustFall: nibbling at resilient colonialism in South Africa by Francis B. Nyamnjoh (review)
  2. Bertha Kibona
  3. pp. 913-914
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  1. #RhodesMustFall: nibbling at resilient colonialism in South Africa by Francis B. Nyamnjoh (review)
  2. Shannon Morreira
  3. pp. 914-916
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  1. Response by the author
  2. Francis B. Nyamnjoh
  3. pp. 916-920
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  1. Fashioning Postfeminism: spectacular femininity and transnational culture by Simidele Dosekun (review)
  2. Daniel Jordan Smith
  3. pp. 920-921
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  1. Fashioning Postfeminism: spectacular femininity and transnational culture by Simidele Dosekun (review)
  2. Sharon Adetutu Omotoso
  3. pp. 922-923
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  1. Response by the author
  2. Simidele Dosekun
  3. pp. 923-926
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  1. The Brutish Museums: the Benin Bronzes, colonial violence and cultural restitution by Dan Hicks (review)
  2. Aja Lans
  3. pp. 926-927
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  1. The Brutish Museums: the Benin Bronzes, colonial violence and cultural restitution by Dan Hicks (review)
  2. Andreas Eckert
  3. pp. 927-929
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  1. The Brutish Museums: the Benin Bronzes, colonial violence and cultural restitution by Dan Hicks (review)
  2. Ferdinand de Jong
  3. pp. 929-931
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  1. Response by the author
  2. Dan Hicks
  3. pp. 931-934
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