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Africa
10:45 am
Thu July 5, 2012
'African Booker' Defies Image Of Tragic Continent
Originally published on Thu July 5, 2012 11:01 am
The Caine Prize for African Writing recognizes an African writer each year for a short story written in English. This year's prize went to Nigerian Rotimi Babatunde for "Bombay's Republic." It's about a Nigerian soldier who fought in Burma during World War II. Host Michel Martin talks with Babatunde and CNN's Nima Elbagir, one of the judges.