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On Saturday 14 April the Foundation Max van der Stoel, in collaboration with FEPS, will host the annual 'Afrikadag' at the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) in Amsterdam.
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New cover design by Victor Ekpuk for the 60th anniversary edition of Achebe's world famous trilogy.
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You can win tickets for this performance about the emergence of long distance running and the struggle for independence.
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Incorruptible. The story of the murders of Dulcie September, Anton Lubowski and Chris Hani of our Investigations Editor Evelyn Groenink was launched at ZAM on Tuesday 27th of March, 2018.
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The Kenyan Film Classification Board has banned Wanuri Kahiu’s feature film ‘Rafiki’ (friend), a lesbian love story which will have its world premiere in Cannes, France, next month.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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“Our leaders will only listen if our stories are published in the West.”
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‘Onze leiders luisteren pas als onze verhalen in Westerse media verschijnen.’
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In a conversation with Oprah Winfrey South African comedian and The Daily Show anchor Trevor Noah explains how Apartheid declared him, the son of mixed parents, illegal.
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- By Estacio Valoi and Evelyn Groenink/ZAM
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How an African government and international institutions turned a blind eye to thirty years of sexual abuse at a Christian Mission.
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Many books were distributed by the racist propaganda machine. But very few people were fooled by their content.
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- By Bart Luirink
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ZAM is grateful for receiving a copy of Felix de Rooy’s Ego Documenta, The Testament of my Ego, donated to the ZAM Library.
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- By Christina Månsson
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Sold out! What a spectacular outcome of the crowdfunding for MFON. Women Photographers of the African Diaspora.
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Nigerian essayist Pwaangulongii Dauod is this years’ winner of the Gerald Kraak Award for non-fiction.
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Thanks to externalisation agreements, European borders are now in Africa.
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- By Bart Luirink
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In the fight against HIV/AIDS, gays, drug users, street children, sex-workers, prisoners and migrants must be heard.
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Last week, Dutch daily Trouw published Evelyn Groenink’s essay on a new breed of African investigative journalists, ZAM’s support and the hunt for the continent’s kleptocrats.
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- By Peter Hermes
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Over en Weer, a commemorative book celebrating the 25th birthday of the City Link between Haarlem, the Netherlands and Mutare, Zimbabwe, is testimony of a rich tradition of solidarity against all odds.
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The winners of the 7th contemporary African Photography Prize have been announced.
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- By Philipp Schultz & Wongel Abebe
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Vintage Addis Ababa recovers a wedding photo-shoot in times of terror.
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He often inspired, sometimes mentored and always encouraged new generations of South African photographers.
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An exhibition in Addis Fine Art in London documents the lives of a group of female sex workers in Addis Ababa.
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Rebecca Davies & Haji Mohamed Dawjee explore religion and sexuality for the Daily Maverick (video, visuals and story).
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How King Leopold’s <em>negro clerics</em> and <em>civilized negroes</em> linger in todays’ reality.
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Zanele Muholi has donated an artwork to ZAM as a gesture of appreciation for our work and upcoming Mandela100 programme.
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In an interview with ZAM in 2014, journalist Bram Posthumus called the ‘peace mission’ a failure.
