1. African studies at NTNU Library We have many useful resources for those of you interested in Africa and African studies; these include both free and licenced resources.

2. http://thetalkingdrum.com/africamap.html

3. NTNU is a member of the AEGIS network AEGIS is a network of European research/study centres which aims to create synergies between experts and institutions.

4. AEGIS A network of excellence in African studies Primary emphasis is placed on the Social Sciences and Humanities and AEGIS' main goal is to improve understanding of contemporary African societies.”

5. University of Botswana http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/celte/outreach/botswana/?textOnly=true

6. a) Some books b) Some articles c) Crawl our available internet resources, both licenced and free d) Our collected internet resources, both licenced and free, http://ubitlibrary.blogspot.com. What is Africa really like?

7. Our printed resources We have an extensive collection of printed books about Africa on different subjects: geography, history, linguistics, medicine, social anthropology, etc. We also have several journals about Africa.

8. Elections in the Congo 2006 Cheri-Cherin: "DEMON-CRATIE", oil on canvas, 80 x 135 cm, 2004 http://members.surfeu.at/nina.horvath/elections1.htm

9. Online resources-1- We also have access to eBooks in PDF format. We provide access to several available databases: Africa wide : NiPAD Geobase ISI Jstor Pubmed Sociological Abstracts (CSA)

10. Online resources-2- The Nordic Africa Institute in Uppsala’s online resources are some of the best available. They have several useful links and freely available publications in PDF format. “A Guide to Africa on the internet”.

11. Cape Town http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=17054

12. Online resources-3- African studies, Geography and Social Anthropology resources are collected on a shared blog # http://ubitlibrary.blogspot.com/

13. Online resources-4- Africa-Wide:NIPAD A specialized licenced database focusing on Africa:

14. Research librarian As research librarian for African Studies, I take a great interest in both buying new printed books, journals and maintaining/collecting useful online resources both licenced and free.

15. Mount Kenya http://www.safari.as/Kilimanjaro2/Kilimanjaro2.html

16. Display case In our library at NTNU, Dragvoll, we have a small display case with books and bookcovers from our own collections to show some of the literature available.

17. GHANA in a display case in our library Since the 22th of February until April we have focus on Ghana and the celebration of the countries 50 years independence from colonial rulership.

18. Marked in Accra Capital of Ghana http://www.galenfrysinger.com/ghana_accra.htm

19. University of Ghana Legon Library building http://www.galenfrysinger.com/ghana_accra.htm

20. Africa is more than just AIDS, hunger… The beauty of Africa is often forgotten in the constant portrayal of Africa as a poor continent.

21. Take a look at the italian photographer Gianni Giansanti’s photographic journey into remote areas of Ethiopia.

22. Photograph by Gianni Giansanti

25. More books…

26. African studies- ”Fagområde:Afrikakunnskap” From the ntnu.no/ub url you could by clicking “Fagområder” in the left menu access collected resources for African Studies by clicking and choosing “Afrikakunnskap” in the next screen.