The Bellagio Publishing Network is an informal association of organizations dedicated to strengthening indigenous publishing and book development in Africa. The group includes publishers, donor organizations from both government and private voluntary sectors, and others who are concerned with books and publishing. This newsletter covers news of the Network and perspectives on publishing and book development.
Zimbabwe Book Fair: Controversy
in 1995
By Terence Ranger
Bellagio Donors, APNET Meet
in Oxford
By Katherine Salahi
Bellagio Oxford Secretariat News
By Katherine Salahi
Publishing Partnerships Between Africa and the North:
A Dream or a Possibility?
By Henry Chakava
Programs Discussed at Nairobi World Bank Book Seminar
By Ansu E. Momoh
Trade and Debate at ZIBF '95
By Margaret Ling
Zimbabwe International Book Fair - ZIBF Will Not
Submit to Government Pressure
By Margaret Ling
The African Journals Distribution Program: An Update
By Diana Rosenberg
PEMBA and the ZIBF
By Margaret Ling
Promoting Self-Sustaining Christian Publishing
By Isaac Phiri
A New Canadian Program: The International Publishing
Partnership
By Diana Newton
Afro-Asian Book Council Launches Five-Year Training
Program
By Abul Hasan
Book Developmet in Southeast Asia: Focus on Vietnam
and Cambodia
By Rosamaria Durand
Bridging the Anglophone-Francophone Divide
By Diana Newton
1995 APPREB Regional Consultation
By Rosamaria Durand
Novel in Afrikaans Wins 1995 NOMA Award
Zambia Book Fair Slated for May 1996
APPREB-Asia/Pacific Cooperative Program for Reading Promotion and Book Development
UNESCO Prize for Children's and Young People's Literature in the Service of Tolerance
© Bellagio Publishing Network 2002-2005.
