LOCAL FAVORITES

African Children's Literature Resources (University of Florida, George A. Smathers Library)
This new web site, created by Lillian Temu Osaki, is part of the University of Florida's library guide to Arts and Humanities resources for Africana. It currently includes information on nine children's authors whose books deal with African themes, and provides web links to other resources on African children's literature.
 
Gateway to Cameroon (Portal Globe, Inc.)
This gateway provides access to many sites concerning Cameroon searchable by keywords or category. It also includes an "Editor's Choice" of the best Cameroonian related websites.
 
Home Page of the African National Congress (ANC)
This official page of the ANC offers general information, news reports, access to ANC documents from 1955 to the present, subscribtion information for ANC press statements, and a variety of links to other South African web resources and political organizations.
 
The Kamusi Project: Internet Living Swahili Dictionary (Yale University)
This resource contains English-Swahili, Swahili-English, and Swahili-Russian dictionaries, a pronunciation guide, discussion forum, interactive links, and Swahili songs and poetry.
 
Madame and Eve's Home Sweet Home Page
This home page of the popular South African cartoon "Madame and Eve" provides information about the cartoon and its creators and access to cartoon archives. But beware, it often takes a long time to load!
 
Smithsonian National Museum of African Art
The museum's home page offers information about events, exhibits, library and musuem programs, and Janet L. Stanley's  Modern African Art: A Basic Reading List, an annotated bibliography (frequently updated) which provides an excellent introduction to materials on contemporary African art.
 
Tanzania Studies Association
This resources offers information about the association, links to Tanzanian government and scholarly organizations, the University of Dar es Salaam, related bibliographies, Tanzanian maps, and radio broadcasts with Tanzanian news.

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