Abstract
Tribal conflict is often adduced as the explanation for violence in Africa, when in fact the notion of tribe was a colonial invention. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o takes exception to the facile formula Tribe X versus Tribe Y , which he regards as not the explanation but the cause of much strife on the Continent.
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