The Future of Indigenous Publishing in Africa

The report examines the state and future of indigenous publishing in Africa, highlighting achievements, challenges, and the need for strategic support from governments and financial institutions.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher:

The Journal Of The Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation

Authors: Henry Chakava, Per Gedin, Walter Bgoya, Wendy Davies
Geographic focus: Africa, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Sweden, Canada, United Kingdom

Methods

The research method involved a seminar with presentations, discussions, and case studies from various stakeholders in African publishing, including publishers, writers, librarians, academics, and bankers.

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Key Insights

The report details the progress and obstacles in African publishing since the 1984 Arusha seminar, emphasizing the strategic role of publishing in education and development, and the need for national book policies, improved marketing, distribution, and financing.

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