African Railwaymen

Discover the groundbreaking work of R. D. Grillo in African Railwaymen, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This insightful anthropological monograph is the first of its kind to extensively explore the labor force within a significant East African industry. With 232 pages of in-depth analysis, Grillo focuses on the African employees of the East African Railways and Harbours, specifically those stationed in Kampala, Uganda. The book provides a unique perspective on their lives, particularly those residing in the Railway-owned Nsambya housing estate. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts of urban anthropology and labor studies, this captivating study sheds light on the intricate dynamics of work and community within the railway sector. Enhance your understanding of East African industry and the experiences of its workforce by adding this essential read to your collection.