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« Il faut reprendre l’habitude de conter…», Inongo-vi-Makome
Inongo-vi-Makomé est né à Lobé-Kribi et a fait ses études primaires entre son village natal et Ebolowa. Il a commencé ses études secondaires
Narcisse Fomekong Djeugou - the winner of the 2022 Escriduente Prize for the Best Book on Hispanic Studies.
A year after the publication of his book Anthología de voces camerunesas de expresión española: entre oralidad y lírismo, Dr. Narcisse...
Narcisse Fomekong Djeugou, Prix Escriduente 2022 du Meilleur livre de l’hispanisme
Un an après la publication de son livre Anthología de voces camerunesas de expresión española : entre oralidad y lírismo, Dr. Narcisse...
Narcisse Fomekong Djeugou, Prix Escriduente 2022 du Meilleur livre de l’hispanisme
Narcisse Fomekong Djeugou
Comment rendre les livres plus accessibles aux personnes handicapées
Comment rendre les livres plus accessibles aux personnes handicapées
How can books be made more accessible to people with disabilities?
A webinar on the theme: ‘Accessible Publishing in Africa – the Fundamentals’ was organized on 6th July, 2022 by the DAISY Consortium in conjunction with the International Publishers Association (IPA).
Baby Bubble or The Importance of a Baby's First Words
Baby Babble is the result of a fruitful collaboration between writer Katherine Graham, illustrator Nicola Anne Smith, editor Nicola...
Sensitive Proofreading: The New Editorial Expertise That Lurks in Africa
Sensitive Proofreading
I have written 22 books for children" Michelle TANON-LORA
Michelle TANON-LORA
One Sunday, One Family: Muna Kalati's New Concept of Practical Application
We previously published an article that extolled the richness of nursery rhymes for children in terms of cultural and historical content....
5 Important Figures of Children’s Literature in Senegal
5 Important Figures of Children’s
We Must Return to the Habit of Storytelling…", Inongo-Vi-Makome
Inongo-Vi-Makome