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2002 judges
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Leila
Aboulela
Writer and winner of the first Caine Prize for African Literature, 2000 |
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Meshack
Asare
Childrens writer/illustrator and previous winner of the Noma Award for
Childrens Literature and the 1999 UNESCO Prize for Childrens and Young
Peoples Literature in the Service of Tolerance. |
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Mary
Bugembe
Coordinator of the Pan-African Childrens Book Fair and the first Childrens
World Festival of Reading and Creativity 2000, Kisumu, Kenya |
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Moses
Isegawa
Former history teacher and author of Abyssinian Chronicles, published by Picador. |
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Beverley
Naidoo
Award-winning author of childrens stories Journey to Joburg and Chain
of Fire, and teacher of creative writing. |
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Nana
Wilson-Tagoe
Specialist in African and Caribbean Literatures at the School of Oriental and African
Studies, London, UK. |
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