“The past, present and future of Africa will be debated for two days in Lisbon during the II International Congress of Lusophone Africa. Organized by the University of Lusophone Humanities and Technology, the event's theme is ‘Global Agenda for Lusophone Africa’ and it will be attended by a range of social and political PALOP [1]‘s representatives, and scholars who research these issues.” The event starts on May 28 and Orlando Castro [2] [pt] has the full programme.
Global Agenda for Lusophone Africa
· Written by Paula Góes
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