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While French-language authors of Rwanda belong to the Congolese cultural sphere, English-language authors are oriented towards the east. John Nagenda (born in 1938 in Gahini), a missionary’s son, came to Makerere, Uganda, at the age of nineteen. At the Makerere University College in Kampala, a significant centre of English-language authors had arisen. Nagenda was one of the editors of the journal Penpoint, with which many writers were associated.
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© 1976 Vladimír Klíma, Karel František Růžička, Petr Zima
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Klíma, V., Růžička, K.F., Zima, P. (1976). Other Literatures of Central and East Africa. In: Black Africa. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1761-9_10
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