‘Never Miss an Opportunity to Tell Your Story’
Togolese author and Pan-Africanist Farouk Mintoiba uses literature, language and community leadership to reshape narratives about Africa
Bukelwa Maphanga is a doctoral student in New Media and Communication and a Teaching Assistant at Ibn Haldun University in Turkey. Building on a background in Political Science and International Relations, her research examines the foreign policy strategies of small African states. She has a particular interest in the intersection of media and political economy, and is an avid advocate for African integration.
Togolese author and Pan-Africanist Farouk Mintoiba uses literature, language and community leadership to reshape narratives about Africa
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