Europe-wide search for African Studies materials  d ilissAfrica (internet library sub-Saharan Africa) is a portal that offers integrated access to relevant scientific conventional and digital information resources on sub-Saharan Africa. Information scattered on private or institutional websites, databases or library catalogues is brought together in order to facilitate research. There’s a mobile friendly version, too!

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Europe-wide search for African Studies materials ilissAfrica (internet library sub-Saharan Africa)[ verlinken mit http://www.ilissafrica.de/ ] is a portal that offers integrated access to relevant scientific conventional and digital information resources on sub-Saharan Africa. Information scattered on private or institutional websites, databases or library catalogues is brought together in order to facilitate research. There’s a mobile

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