Above part one of four of a brand-new interview by Kenyan K24TV show “Capital Talk,” Jeff Koinange‘s with novelist, academic and activist Ngugi wa Thiong’o. The interview covers a range of topics, including literature, politics, and Ngugi’s biography, among others. Worth the investment in time.
Below are parts two and three. (The fourth is not up on the site yet):
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At present i have been working on Ngugi thiongo’s fiction to earn Ph.D. I want to collect necessary information regarding Ngugi about his views on his writings
hi..
I am planning to do Phd on Ngugi’s Fictions…can you help?
@Sabu: I would suggest contacing Apollo Amoko, English professor at U of Florida:
http://www.english.ufl.edu/faculty/aamoko/index.html
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