WOMEN AND CONFLICT IN THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR

WOMEN AND CONFLICT IN THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WARThis book, for the first time, provides a detailed analysis of Anioma women war time roles during the Nigerian civil war, also called the Biafran war. Anioma, the Igbo homeland west of the River Niger, was for long absent in the accounts on the civil war; yet, the Anioma like their Igbo kith and kin east of the River Niger (who led the Biafran revolution and fought the Nigerian federal government from 1967 to 1970) were as involved militarily and

The stage is set for what might be the wedding of the year

Publisher : HBC Publishing (September 20

Behind media coverage of human suffering in the Horn lies a remarkable story of a struggle for self determination which has survived more than 25 yers of brutal oppression and now looks like succeeding

or even an attempt to illuminate the taboo-amongst-black-folk subject of mental health--although both serve as narrative threads in Laymon's writing

it is a quiet story about coming of age

While the relationship between the two is complex and sometimes confusing

The Who of Giving--understanding the needs and expectations of all of those most involved in family giving

One of Africa’s most prolific and versatile women playwrights

Frances Cress Welsing

including the persistence of de facto segregation in our public schools and the widening gap in wealth and income in America

two interviews and poetry and photography

the Caribbean world displays the vibrant colors of its diversity