Poems from Black Africa
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| Language: | English Afrikaans |
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New York, N.Y. :
Caedmon,
[1971]
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Table of Contents:
- The meaning of Africa by Abioseh Nicol [Sierra Leone].
- Stanley meets Mutesa by James Rubadiri [Nyasaland].
- Three phases of Africa by Francis Parkes [Ghana].
- The damage you have done by Ellis Komey [Ghana].
- Africa's plea by Roland Dempster [Liberia].
- Independence by Adebayo Faleti [Nigeria].
- blue black by Bloke Modisane [South Africa].
- black blues by Bloke Modisane [South Africa].
- Where the rainbow ends by Richard Rive [South Africa].
- Oral traditions: Paddling song [Congolese].
- Nana Kru [Liberian].
- Half sigh [Malagasy].
- Foolish child [Ghanian].
- Prayer for every day [Ghanian].
- O lamb give me my salt [Nigerian].
- The little bird [Gabonese].
- Shaka, king of the Zulus [South African].
- Absent lover [South African].
- Six to six [South African].
- Pass office song [South African].
- Keep it dark [South Rhodesian].
- Trousers of wind [Ethiopian].