Africa Update is the quarterly newsletter
of the African Studies Program at Central Connecticut State University.
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Fall 2021. African Treasures - Sudan: Ancient and Contemporary
Summer 2021. African Treasures - Kwame Opoku's Quest for Justice
Spring 2021. The 18th Annual Lecture on the AMISTAD by Prof. Amadu Kaba of Seton Hall University
Winter 2021 - A Tribute to Yima Sen, Salihu Bappa, and Balarabe Musa: Nigerian Scholar Activists and Political Change Makers
Fall 2020 - Governance in Ibibioland, Nigeria; Notes on Steve Biko
Summer 2020 - International Dimensions of the Nigerian Civil War (1967 -70)
Spring 2020 - The 17th Annual Lecture on the AMISTAD
Winter 2020 - Ancient Africa Revisited
Fall 2019 - Nigerian -Portuguese Relations; African Studies at Central Connecticut State University (CCSU)
Summer 2019 - How Europe Underdeveloped Africa: A Tribute to Walter Rodney
Spring 2019 - The 16th Amistad Keynote Address
Winter 2019 - Nigerian Trade Unions; FGM, Ousmane Sembene & Film
Fall 2018 - Winnie Madikizela Mandela
Summer 2018 - Globalization and Ghana; African Indigenous Cosmetics
Spring 2018 - Gambian - Nigerian Relations (Godwin Odeh); Elections in Nigeria(Olusola Akintola) ; Elections in Sierra Leone (Yusuf Bangura) and Ethiopia ( Gloria Emeagwali)
Winter 2018 - Cameroon and Christianity; and US Foreign Policy in Africa
Fall 2017 - Black Leadership in the U.S and Jamaica
Summer 2017 - Africa and Terrorism
Spring 2017 - The Fourteenth Annual Amistad Lecture
Winter 2017 - Race and Racism in Egyptology
Fall 2016 - Educating the Visually Impaired in Nigeria
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Editors of AfricaUpdate
- Professor Gloria T. Emeagwali (emeagwali@ccsu.edu)
Chief Editor of AfricaUpdate
History Department, C.C.S.U.
1615 Stanley Street
New Britain, CT 06050 USA
- Professor H. Haines Brown (brownh@ccsu.edu)
AfricaUpdate Advisor
History Department, C.C.S.U.
- Professor Walton Brown-Foster (brownw@ccsu.edu)
Student Advisor and AfricaUpdate Copy Editor.
Political Science Department, C.C.S.U.
The Newsletter editors are assisted
by African regional editors and student members of the African Studies
Club.
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