Politics And Gender In Kiswahili Drama: The Case Of Mazrui's Kilio Cha Haki And Wamitila's Wingu La Kupita

Peter Simatei; Bodunde Charles

Politics And Gender In Kiswahili Drama: The Case Of Mazrui's Kilio Cha Haki And Wamitila's Wingu La Kupita

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Simatei, P., 2001. Politics And Gender In Kiswahili Drama: The Case Of Mazrui's Kilio Cha Haki And Wamitila's Wingu La Kupita. In B. Charles African Language Literatures in Political Contexts, Bayreuth:Bayreuth African Studies Series. p. 103–118.

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Peter T. Simatei

Professor of Comparative Literature

Politics And Gender In Kiswahili Drama: The Case Of Mazrui's Kilio Cha Haki And Wamitila's Wingu La Kupita

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