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Mind you though, the author is not african!
Way oh way, is it always the white that have the perogative to
give Africa a narrative?
While the continent are full of authors that long for us
to share their stories.
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We need to institutionalize!
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“After watching the pilot (105 minutes), I was uncertain. I thought that they had pictured Africa, and more precisely, Botswana, as being too idyllic. The characters seemed innocent and one-dimensional.”
Exactly my thought.
But as the show went on, I enjoyed it immensely. But I still think it is on the fantasy side. It makes me want to go live there. Everything seems so simple and innocent.
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I HAD ENJOYED A LOT OF THINGS WITH THIS BOOK.WONDERFUL.KEEP IT UP.TO HEAR OUR COUNTRY MENTIONED, IT MAKES ME CRAZY.IN A SCALE OF 10,THEY DESERVE 9.5
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05/05 at 09:57 AM
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I had enjoyed a lot with this book
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