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Kenya, Mali, Nigeria, and Somalia | The neglected strategy in the War on Terror in Africa
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In this month’s special, the ZAM Chronicle launches ‘Hearts and Minds’: a preview of the ‘War on Terror’ transnational investigation conducted by our partners in the African Investigative Publishing Collective.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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A special ZAM Chronicle issue dedicated to the transnational ‘War on Terror’ investigation conducted by our partners in the African Investigative Publishing Collective.
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- By David Dembele
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The War on Terror destroyed some buildings that the jihadis had left standing and left the population destitute.
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- By By Ibro Ibrahim
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Harsh military and police action drive Kenyan Somali youth into the arms of militants.
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- By Muno Gedi
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'Reformed' terrorists now regret believing in the amnesty that was promised by the government. "There can only be peace when corruption ends."
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- By Hamza Idris
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It may have to do with the fact that the new President is a Muslim and a Northerner, but a dialogue with locals is slowly starting.
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Throughout 2015, we published more than 70 stories in our newsletter magazine the ZAM Chronicle. These are our ten most-read magazine stories of 2015.
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Once the 'Mountains of Kong' crossed the African continent. A mountain range from the Niger river's source in West Africa to the White Nile in the east was drawn onto maps for more than a hundred years up until 1995.
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Last autumn Africalia, the Africa Platform of the Ghent University Association (GAP), Ghent University and 11.11.11 launched the photo monograph Transit — RDC in tribute to the late artist and photographer Kiripi Katembo.
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Watch the exhilarating work of Dutch photographer Ernst Schade (1949). It's on view at the Kulungwana Association at the CFM Railway Station, Maputo, Mozambique from 18 February until 17 March 2016.
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Kulungwana opened its first exhibition of 2016 on Thursday 18 February with "O Que Viu, O Que Vê" by Ernst Schade.
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The exhibition Society is a collaboration between Framer Framed and the Market Photo Workshop.
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Submissions are now open for the Gerald Kraak Award and Anthology on the topics of gender, human rights and sexuality for a range of writing genres and photography.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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Weddings in Southern Africa are an amalgamation of African cultural practices and Western rituals.
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Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 8-10 April, 2016: three days of music, literature, film, debate and art at the upcoming A.K.A. Afrikaanse Kultuur Fees.
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- By ZAM reporter
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Debate Afrikaans and Diversity at A.K.A. 2016.
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Visual artist Moshekwa Langa's work is something between the finest swindle and honest innocence.
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Last weekend A.K.A Afrikaanse Kultuurfees Amsterdam, a festival full of music, literature, film, debate and art in Afrikaans took place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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Four ceramic plates by artist Ruan Hoffmann are part of a special exhibition of South African art in the Netherlands.
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An amazing list of creatives is giving acte de présence at the first edition of Africadelic on Wednesday May 25, 2016 in Paradiso, Amsterdam.
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Meschac Gaba at Afrika 010. Rotterdam buildings, African headdress.
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Amsterdam celebrated Africa Day 2016 with an energetic Africadelic night with talks, art and music.
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- By Prisca Abranches
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After the European premiere at the Gataway African Film Festival (GAFF) in Ireland, Welcome to the Smiling Coast stopped in Amsterdam for an outdoor screening in front of more than 100 people. ZAM’s intern Prisca Abranches was there and summarizes the film.
