The proliferation of counterfeit items, including kamusi, dictionaries, readers, textbooks, and set books, significantly harms the publishing industry and the broader economy. This illegal activity leads to financial losses for publishers, tax evasion, and economic sabotage.
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Soma Nami, derived from a Swahili phrase meaning “Read with Me,” is a women-owned and operated Pan-African bookstore based in Nairobi. It was founded by Muthoni Muiruri and Wendy Njoroge.
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All told, there are over 600 million Africans online in 2023, and around the world a total of 5...
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African books should be gathering readers, not gathering dust in dark corners of unvisited shelves...
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But Kenya is among the more advanced digital nations in Africa, with 47 million people online...
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“Building a bridge to equality, one mother tongue at a time.” Based in New York and with offices...
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Named after the fictional town in Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude, “a...
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StreetLib is the publisher behind The New Publishing Standard, and while TNPS is not a...
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StreetLib is the publisher behind The New Publishing Standard, and while TNPS is not a...
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Global publishing is a holistic affair and increasingly tech-driven at every level. The news that...
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At the IPA Africa Seminar in Lagos in 2018 it was reported that the African book market was worth...
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If last year’s inaugural IPA Africa Seminar in Lagos was a much needed wake-up call to a global...
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