Joe,
I will, she is now very old. It is really a good idea on her side to set up an organisation to mentor and develop the skills of African women writers. This is the only way she can transfer skills and knowledge to the younger generation.
The Struggle Continues!!
Ndey Jobarteh
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>Ndey, yes indeed kudos to the sister and I urge us to read her book.
> If you
>do see Prof. Aido please extend my regards. She was a visiting
>professor at
>Wabash College, my alma Mater, back in 1989. She is an accomplished
>writer
>and one of Africa's best.
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>Chi Jaama
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>Joe Sambou
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