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Frantz Fanon and the Dialetic of Decolonisation
It has been more than five decades since the wave of decolonization swept across Africa. For people on the continent, the rise to power by the former liberation movements brought hope for a better future in the post-colonial state. However later developments showed that independence would, in fact,...
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African Studies
2014
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