75% of Nigerian kids that cannot read simple sentences. Does anyone seriously think Nigeria got to be the economic powerhouse of Africa with an illiterate workforce?
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Per UNICEF, 75 per cent of children in Nigeria, aged 7 to 14 years, cannot read a simple sentence...
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The drive will help keep the inmates constructively engaged, inspire hope in them, help to develop...
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We might want to show children how that tablet or smartphone in their hands can be their own...
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With so much publishing industry news and debate, there’s never time for TNPS to cover it all. But...
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For Nigerian publishers it’s the classic chicken and egg conundrum: Readers do not read digital...
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Nigeria and other national publishing events organisers across sub-Saharan Africa would do well to...
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There is a huge gap in the market for a major retail and/or subscription platform to offer an...
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The winning novel, Reste Avec Moi, was first published in English under the title Stay with me...
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“We want to tell amazing stories tailored to different languages, different tastes, and different...
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Spoken Word Poetry, also known as Performance Poetry, is a recent, developing and fast-paced area...
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The free StreetLib-TNPS B2B global-perspectives newsletter for Africa’s authors and...
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