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Discover the best books by writers of colour: win the Jhalak Prize 2024 shortlists

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By Yepoka Yeebo, Jason Allen-Paisant, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett, Nadia Shireen
| nationalbooktokens.com
The Jhalak Prize and the Jhalak Children's & YA Prize celebrate books by writers of colour. This year's shortlists, announced in April, include dazzling fiction and poetry, thought-provoking non-fiction, children's picture books, and books for teens. We have three sets of each shortlist to give away, so six lucky winners can discover these breath-taking books.
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Crypto Con Games Span From Caymans to El Salvador

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By David Gerard, Yepoka Yeebo, Robbie Gramer Verified, Jack Detsch Verified
| archive.ph
The cryptocurrency bubble of 2021 and 2022 made fortunes for a few and lost fortunes for many. Crypto exchanges advertised at the Super Bowl. Murky shadow banks backed all manner of dubious enterprises. The gospel of the blockchain was promoted around the world on the basis of a number going up. 2023 produced numerous books that follow such phenomena. The most famous of the fraudsters—though far from the only one—was Sam Bankman-Fried of crypto exchange FTX.
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Power, Patronage, and the Local State in Ghana

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By Barry O Driscoll, Philippe Sands, Samson Abebe Bezabeh, Yepoka Yeebo
| Foreign Affairs Verified
In This Review In This Review Power, Patronage, and the Local State in Ghana Driscoll’s book seeks to investigate how electoral political competition shapes local government in Ghana, with a focus on systems of political patronage. Combining ethnographic methods and a remarkable data set of surveys of district officials, he finds that the main demand for patronage comes from the political parties and their local representatives who want to be rewarded for their efforts during the campaign.
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