Sep 4, 2010
For more photos of the Cape Town Book Fair events with Wole Soyinka and the launch of the Southern African edition of his latest memoir You Must Set Forth at Dawn co-published by Ayebia and Bookcraft, please visit our events session.
The Nigerian Nobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyinka was the Keynote Speaker with Archbishop Desmond Tutu and opened the 2010 Cape Town Book Fair… Ayebia’s presence at the Cape Town Book Fair…launching of Ayebia & Bookcraft co-publication of the Southern African edition of his latest memoir, YOU MUST SET FORTH AT DAWN with special supporting events at the Book Fair in Cape Town and Johannesburg. The events were widely covered in the South African media and press.
Images from the Opening Ceremony of the Fair with Wole Soyinka and Archbishop Desmond Tutu speaking and other related activities on Friday 30 July 2010.
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Images from the Launch of You Must Set Forth at Dawn at the Book Lounge with Nana Ayebia Clarke in Conversation with Wole Soyinka, including Q&A with the audience on Thursday 29 July 2010.
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Wole Soyinka in conversation with his African Publisher, Nana Ayebia Clarke at the Dalro Forum at the Cape Town Book Fair venue including Q&A with the audience on Saturday 31 July 2010.
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Ghanaian and African Publisher Nana Ayebia Clarke in conversation with contributing authors to Ayebia’s African Love Stories Anthology edited by Ama Ata Aidoo including Sindiwe Magona, Antjie Krog including invited guest Albertina Sisulu at the Dalro Forum with Q&A with the audience Saturday 31 July 2010.
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WS in conversation with Kopano Matlwa, the young South African joint-winner of the Wole Soyinka Prize for African Writing 2010 in Nigeria, facilitated by Nana Ayebia Clarke including Q&A with the audience on Saturday 31 July 2010.
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WS at the launch of YMSFAD at Xarra Books in Newtown, Jo’burg and in conversation with Mandla Langa, Pitika Ntuli facilitated by Nana Ayebia Clarke including Q&A with the audience on Monday 2 August 2010.
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WS attends a Press Lunch at The Grace Hotel in Rosebank, Jo’burg with SA journalists including Maureen Isaacson - Sunday Independent, Phakama Mbonambi - Words etc, Annette Bayne – The Citizen, Gail Smith – City Press, Greg Gamann – Mail & Guardian, Kirsten Maple – Sunday Times, Don Makatile – The Sowetan with Nana Ayebia Clarke and Jean Scott from Book Promotions on Monday 2 August 2010.
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Book Promotions – a subsidiary of Jonathan Ball Publishers at the Jonathan Ball stand at the Cape Town Book Fair 2010 displaying Ayebia titles – You Must Set Forth at Dawn, Nervous Conditions and African Love Stories
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