“…Charges against African literature range from technical and thematic inadequacies as if African literary works have been written to be consumed by natives of Europe. Regrettably, some Africans, have unwittingly accepted these criticisms and adopted the use of foreign theoretical tools to understand and analyse literature found on the African continent. …”
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“…Africa has encountered the diffusion of Western capitalism and cultural values and a network of socioeconomic and political institutions which have made her political economy the most vulnerable to both positive and negative external influences. …”
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