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Our Coverage of the Kenyan Publishing Market

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International Publishing Leaders Seek Answers at Yale

In Feature Articles by Edward NawotkaJuly 29, 2015

Half a dozen publishers who attended this year’s Yale Publishing Course shared their international publishing challenges. Do you have answers for them?

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In Kenya, Frustration Divides Authors and Publishers

In Growth Markets by Dennis AbramsApril 30, 2015

Abenea Ndago lookes at the persistent war between authors and their publishers in Kenya, where frustration is overflowing.

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As Seen from Uganda, “African Writing is Alive and Well”

In Feature Articles by Guest ContributorApril 10, 2015

The Ugandan International Writers Conference revealed a wide-variety of new initiatives aimed at elevating the professionalism of African writing.

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Using Solar Power for E-readers in Africa, France

In Tech Digest by Edward NawotkaMarch 3, 2015

Worldreader now offers solar-powered charging stations for schools and libraries in Africa; France’s Bookeen is developing a new light-powered e-ink device.

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Worldreader on Book Donations in the Digital Age

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorDecember 19, 2014

Dani Zacarias of Worldreader argues book donations have a dramatic impact on the developing world and it is both easier and cheaper in the digital age.

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Worldreader: Mobile Publishing and Reading South of the Sahara

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorDecember 8, 2014

Despite numerous challenges, people in emerging African markets are engaged in mobile reading, and reading more, writes Alexander Polzin of Worldreader.

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“The West is Running Out of Stories,” say Africans

In Growth Markets by Saskia VogelOctober 28, 2014

With Port Harcourt, Nigeria serving as UNESCO World Book Capital 2014, African book publishers consider the future for Africa’s writers.

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Kenya’s Passionate Publishers Grow in Confidence, Influence

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorSeptember 8, 2014

A coterie of aggressive, creative publishing houses are fighting to expand the literary horizons of Kenyans and bring their books to the world.

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East African Writers Embrace Self-publishing and Promotion

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorSeptember 8, 2014

Author Aleya Kassam explains how Kenyan writers are embracing the idea of branding and taking control of their careers.

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Are Global Publishers Still Suspicious of Africa?

In Discussion by Saskia VogelJune 6, 2014

Kenya’s Kwani? expresses frustration at the reluctance of publishers from the “global north” to deal rights for co-editions or ebooks to publishers from Africa.

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