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A Congo Journey 1958 – Part Four

Catherine Hoskyns is currently Professor Emerita in International Relations at Coventry University, UK. In 1965 she published The Congo since Independence Jan 1960 – Dec 1961, a study of the breakdown in the Congo after independence, focusing on the international context. She has maintained a long-term interest in developments in East and Central Africa but has … Continue reading

A Congo Journey 1958 – Part Three

Catherine Hoskyns is currently Professor Emerita in International Relations at Coventry University, UK. In 1965 she published The Congo since Independence Jan 1960 – Dec 1961, a study of the breakdown in the Congo after independence, focusing on the international context. She has maintained a long-term interest in developments in East and Central Africa but has … Continue reading

A Congo Journey 1958 – Part two

Catherine Hoskyns is currently Professor Emerita in International Relations at Coventry University, UK. In 1965 she published The Congo since Independence Jan 1960 – Dec 1961, a study of the breakdown in the Congo after independence, focusing on the international context. She has maintained a long-term interest in developments in East and Central Africa but has … Continue reading

A Congo Journey 1958

Catherine Hoskyns is currently Professor Emerita in International Relations at Coventry University, UK. In 1965 she published The Congo since Independence Jan 1960 – Dec 1961. a study of the breakdown in the Congo after independence, focusing on the international context. For further biographical information and details of publications see: https://www.coventry.ac.uk/life-on-campus/staff-directory/arts-and-humanities/professor-catherine-hoskyns/    PART ONE A Congo … Continue reading

« Au-dessous du volcan », rencontres littéraires de Goma, 14-16 juin 2018. Deuxième partie

Par Parfait Nzeyimana et Charly Mathekis Trente minutes que nous voguons sur le lac Kivu. Si le temps était élastique, on serait toujours là, devant la vue de l’eau formant bulles et rayons lumineux, lorsque le canot perce l’espace ! L’œil ne se fatiguerait pas de voir de dos Guillaume Jan et Alexandre Mirlesse, assis à … Continue reading

« Au-dessous du volcan », rencontres littéraires de Goma, 14-16 juin 2018. 1ière partie

  Maëline le Lay (CNRS/IFRA-Nairobi): Clin d’œil à Malcolm Lowry, hommage aux Grands Lacs viale volcan Nyiragongo qui surplombe le lac Kivu entre Congo et Rwanda, la première édition des rencontres littéraires de Goma, organisées en juin 2018 par l’Institut français de Goma, s’est tenue trois jours durant à Goma sur le thème « écrire le … Continue reading

Researching energy in Katanga – part 4

During the following four weeks (Feb 2-24 2018) Nick Rahier, a doctoral researcher at the Institute for Anthropological Research in Africa (IARA) at KU Leuven University (Belgium), will be sharing some reflective notes about his field research in and around Lubumbashi., carried out in the Summer of 2016. Drs Rahier is currently in Nakuru, conducting a second part of his project.This … Continue reading

Researching energy in Katanga – part 3

During the following four weeks (Feb 2-24 2018) Nick Rahier, a doctoral researcher at the Institute for Anthropological Research in Africa (IARA) at KU Leuven University (Belgium), will be sharing some reflective notes about his field research in and around Lubumbashi., carried out in the Summer of 2016. Drs Rahier is currently in Nakuru, conducting a second part of his project.This … Continue reading

Researching energy in Katanga – part 2

During the following four weeks (Feb 2-24 2018) Nick Rahier, a doctoral researcher at the Institute for Anthropological Research in Africa (IARA) at KU Leuven University (Belgium), will be sharing some reflective notes about his field research in and around Lubumbashi., carried out in the Summer of 2016. Drs Rahier is currently in Nakuru, conducting a second part of his project.This … Continue reading

Researching energy in Katanga – Part 1

During the following four weeks (Feb 2-24 2018) Nick Rahier, a doctoral researcher at the Institute for Anthropological Research in Africa (IARA) at KU Leuven University (Belgium), will be sharing some reflective notes about his field research in and around Lubumbashi., carried out in the Summer of 2016. Drs Rahier is currently in Nakuru, conducting a second part of his project.This … Continue reading

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