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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?
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25 projects/photographers are nominated for this year's CAP Prize for Contemporary African Photography.
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His name is Mohamed Yousif and he lives in Khartum, Sudan. Maral Noshad Sharifi traced the guy on the winning picture, made by Yasuyoshi Chiba, of this years World Press Photo Award.
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Yemeni-Bosnian artist Alia Ali explores cultures at geographic crossroads.
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The government-run Giza Zoo in the heart of Egypt's chaotic, polluted capital survives and witnesses all the changes and tensions in the country since 2011.
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Friday afternoons in Oran are usually for recreation for those who can afford it but since February 22, 2019, something was added to this routine.
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In its 45 years as a sovereign state, Angola has gone from colonization to 32 years of civil war and the rise and fall of an oil-tied economy.
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The documentary Stop Filming Us won the Dutch Movies Matter Award and received received favourable reviews [by the Dutch press]. Unbelievable, according to postcolonial media scholar Emiel Martens. ‘Postema throws the discussion about the Western view of Congo at least ten years back in time.’
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When Tears Don’t Matter unfolds as I begin a journey of healing that would take me across ten thousand kilometres of sand and bushveld ...
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The Passengers project seeks to put a face to those who have seen the need to migrate outside the system, analyzing the impact that this movement has on their identity.
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Lately, I’ve been thinking about filmmaker Trinh Minh-Ha’s phrase “speaking nearby” as a way to describe the visual approach of the Tatsuniya series.
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"Conny Braam heeft een vaardige pen, spannend en gedoceerd, maar als het moet met de kracht van een breekijzer."—Adriaan van Dis
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"Voortrekker is a road that starts from the middle of Cape Town, in a neighborhood called Salt River—a stretching snake that arrives on the outskirts of the city."
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"My photographs are a concise summary of cinematic images often narrating tales of solitude and bewilderment."
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The campaign, which closed on 15 June 2020, was a great success, receiving in excess of 100 donations.
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"It is important for me to keep a deep relationship with my home country."
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"This project is a reflection on personal identity for Moroccan youth based on a selection of portraits of young people who take their destinies into their own hands."
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"This is the story of two friends who shared the same dream: reaching Europe, where they hope to live a better life and sustain their family."
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"On their way from South Sudan to Uganda, refugees walked for days or weeks carrying embroidered sheets, decorated with swirls of flowers, trees, and animals."
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"Tala ngai is an expression from Lingala, one of the four national languages of the Democratic Republic of Congo which means "Look at me or visit me."
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The significance of Binyavanga Wainaina, the Kenyan writer who died a year ago on May 21, 2019, cannot be underestimated.
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"Each of us remembers those photographers who were almost smiling, where our parents took us to immortalize a celebration, an event, or simply to give us a portrait for an administrative procedure."
