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Katumba Badru Sultan’s image ‘In Her Own World' was chosen as the winning photograph of the Uganda Press Photo Award 2019.
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- By Jonny Steinberg
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Imprisoned before the end of Apartheid for a crime he did not commit, Fusi Mofokeng finds a changing nation.
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- By Oliver Barstow
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"… In that Empire, the Art of Cartography attained such Perfection that the map of a single Province occupied the entirety of a City, and the map of the Empire, the entirety of a Province ..."
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- By Molara Wood
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How black bodies move from pain to healing and thrive as centres of joy.
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The seventh Ake Arts and Book Festival was a space for transformative dialogue, as demonstrated in a conversation between Mona Eltahawy and Fakhrriyyah Hashim, which took place on the last day of the festival.
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The winners of PRIDE PHOTO AWARD, an annual international contest for photos about sexual and gender diversity, were announced last Friday, November 1, 2019, in Amsterdam.
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Sammy Baloji, George Senga, Daddy Tshikaya, Musasa and Jean Katambu are amongst the DRC artists exploring the most important resource for ‘green energy’, lithium. But why are local communities neglected?
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One of the most moving films at the upcoming international documentary festival tells the story of witchcraft.
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A video impression by Juul van der Laan of the event A tribute to Binyavanga Wainaina hosted at Studio ZAM.
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Using his pen as a weapon against injustice and a tool to express his love for life.
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Meet the fishermen of Sunrise Beach (False Beach, Cape Town).
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- By Molara Wood
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The Aké Art and Book Festival put the perspectives of female filmmakers centre stage at its seventh edition held last month in Lagos, Nigeria, giving insight into the experiences of women in film in Africa and the Diaspora.
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- By Molara Wood
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Talking travellers, not migrants or refugees, because these terms reduce people to one category.
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South African artist Robin Rhode has created his signature in visual poems on the walls in the ancient city of Jericho.
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Sunday 1 March, 2020, 15h30, International Theatre Amsterdam. Speaker – music – dance – poetry.
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18 African artists upend perceptions of the continent through the use of digital media and photography.
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- By Bart Luirink
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ZAM Editor’s Choice. Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese’s widely applauded feature film, is part of this year’s editon of the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
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Months-long investigation by our partner publication Premium Times (Lagos) that included visits to over a dozen cattle farms across Oyo State, showed child labour routinely boosts the production and perhaps profits of FrieslandCampina.
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- By Bart Luirink
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Memories of an artist who knew no fear.
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- By Africa is a Country, Delinda Colier & Marissa Moorman
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Coverage of the #LuandaLeaks revelations have steered clear of the art world dealings of Isabel dos Santos’s husband, and art luminaries have largely defended Dokolo’s reputation.
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A new documentary shows the city as an assault on all your senses. It's loud, smelly, full of contrast, tasty and hot. And there is street art everywhere.
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Open for admission | F for Fact, Sandberg Instituut
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A white bar 'to decriminalize Mnyele.' Eleven dark spots as a tribute to the other people killed in the raid by Apartheid deadsquads. A torch that depicts the ongoing flames of resistance.
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A Dutch translation of Elnathan John's Nelson Mandela Lecture was published in De Groene Amsterdammer.
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In Nigeria, the situation has not scaled to the height of an epidemic. Is that why some argue that the governments campaign is simply a 'cope' and 'paste' of other countries?
