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Wrestling with the Present, Beckoning to the Past: Contemporary Zulu Radio Drama
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  • 1988The Politics of Race, Class and Nationalism in Twentieth Century South Africa394 cited
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  • 1997West African Popular Theatre95 cited
  • 2003African Broadcast Cultures: Radio in Transition64 cited
  • 1999Popular Ghanaian Cinema and ?African Heritage?62 cited
  • 1992In township tonight !58 cited
  • 1990Apartheid and the political imagination in Black South African Theatre53 cited
  • 1979The African musician and the development of the Johannesburg entertainment industry, 1900–196045 cited
  • 1983South African People's Plays44 cited
  • 1986Come to Laugh: African Traditional Theatre in Ghana43 cited
  • 1998West African popular theatre32 cited

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