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Soomaali Mi'yaa? an ethnographic exploration of Somali identity formation in Cape Town
Somalinimo is the blood, breath, and bone of this research. Meaning “the essence of being Somali,” this word walks through borders, creating transnational communities. Somalis are viewed as one people, and Somalis believe themselves to be one people. This thesis explores the meaning and transformati...
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African Cinema Unit
2025
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