We are overjoyed to share that last Saturday, December 2nd, at the 66th Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association in San Francisco, our very own Elias Wondimu was honored with the prestigious ASA Outstanding Service Award! This award celebrates the remarkable contributions to bridging the global knowledge gap about Africa, especially through the realm of independent publishing.
At TSEHAI Publishers, we're not just celebrating an award; we're celebrating a journey of passion, dedication, and relentless pursuit of knowledge about Africa. This accolade belongs to each and every individual who has been part of our story.
A heartfelt thank you to our incredible authors. Your groundbreaking work and commitment to African studies have been pivotal in establishing TSEHAI as a leader in the field.
A special shoutout to our amazing team—editors, designers, readers, interns, and staff members. Your tireless efforts, creativity, and expertise are the foundations upon which our success is built. Your role in bringing enlightening African scholarship to a global audience cannot be overstated.
And to our vibrant community of readers and supporters: your engagement, feedback, and enthusiasm have shaped the essence of TSEHAI Publishers. Your trust and support in our mission to amplify African voices and stories are invaluable to us.
The ASA Outstanding Service Award is a collective achievement, reflecting the synergy of our authors, team, and readers. It's a recognition of our shared commitment to enriching the world's understanding of Africa's rich history and dynamic present, and shaping its future narrative.
Thank you all for being part of this incredible journey. We are thrilled about the future and remain committed to pioneering in African studies. Keep an eye out for more groundbreaking works from TSEHAI Publishers shortly!
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