Women's Spaces, Women's Visions: Politics, Poetics, and Resistance in African Women's DramaAfrica World Press, 2007 - 322 pages |
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... Tanzania is a microcosm of the postcolonial African landscape . The invention of a hypotheti- cal country and a ... Tanzania's self - destructive choices are reflected in what the playwright sees as the country's seductive flirtations ...
... Tanzania is a microcosm of the postcolonial African landscape . The invention of a hypotheti- cal country and a ... Tanzania's self - destructive choices are reflected in what the playwright sees as the country's seductive flirtations ...
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... Tanzania , of waging war against Uganda , invaded Tanzanian territory , and formally annexed a section across the Kagera River boundary in early November . Tanzania's national army , in collaboration with the rebel movement Uganda ...
... Tanzania , of waging war against Uganda , invaded Tanzanian territory , and formally annexed a section across the Kagera River boundary in early November . Tanzania's national army , in collaboration with the rebel movement Uganda ...
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... Tanzania regained its independence and the Arusha Declara- tion in 1967. Lihamba , like many of her Tanzanian counterparts , believes that genuine independence in Tanzania begins after 1967 because Azimio la Arusha provided the roadmap ...
... Tanzania regained its independence and the Arusha Declara- tion in 1967. Lihamba , like many of her Tanzanian counterparts , believes that genuine independence in Tanzania begins after 1967 because Azimio la Arusha provided the roadmap ...
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