Author Archives: jeremy

Good write-up here on the state of African publishing, with a nod to our recent collaboration with Kwani and Chimurenga to produce the Chimurenga Chronicle. To get hold of your copy of the Chronicle, email info@cassavarepublic.biz

If you’re in Lagos this month, stop by our roaming stall at Cinnamon Café’s first seasonal bazaar. You can pick up copies of our books and get access to bargain goods and services from over 20 independent vendors just in … Continue reading →

A thoughtful review of Sarah Ladipo Manyika’s In Dependence in today’s Guardian (Nigeria) here.

If you’re looking for unique, affordable African-inspired gifts for the festive period, why not stop by the Abuja Arts and Crafts Village this weekend. We will be hosting a Christmas fair at our new bookshop/gallery at No. 62b in the … Continue reading →

As we all know, Nigeria celebrates its 51st birthday today on October 1st. As always, it’s a time to look back and look ahead. Sarah Ladipo Manyika’s classic love story, In Dependence is an absorbing way to reminisce. In her … Continue reading →

Bibi Bakare-Yusuf on AIT, 18th December 2010 from Jeremy Weate on Vimeo.

As publishers, we’re well aware of the hidden work of the editor in bringing polish and vitality to the manuscripts we decide to publish.  Its gratifying to know that there’s nothing new in this.  We find out today that Jane … Continue reading →