Nairobi — Mr Helon Habila, a Nigerian novelist who won the first Caine Prize
for African Writing was in Kampala to attend the African Writers
Conference. He spoke to DAVID KAIZA about the future of writing on the
continent
African writing has been seen in colonial terms. We have
Franco-African writing and Anglo-African literature. How then can one talk
of "African literature?"
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