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Tuesday - 29th April 2014
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By ZAM
Kitsch posters and ghosts of the past surround images of hard working lives in Sammy Baloji’s dazzling Congolese landscape. More...
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The beautiful horizon
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By Selase Kove-Seyram
Six clients per night make up for what your parents can’t give you. More...
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By Muno Mohamed Gedi
‘Servants’ claim rights to fertile lands in Somalia. More...
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By Chief Bisong Etahoben
Officially, Cameroon produces only two thousand and four hundred kilograms of gold per year. Unofficially, one hundred and eighty thousand. More...
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By Lara Bourdin
Trans-African artists take a road trip from Lagos to Sarajevo. More...
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By Evelyn Groenink
Four thousand people were arrested for looking like Somalis. More...
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ZAM Report
By Ramata Soré
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ZAM Essay
By Cecilia Cachette
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ZAM Art
By Anton Corbijn & Berend Strik
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| How two African journalists were seduced, wrapped up and taken to Paris by the French multinational Schneider Electric. More... |
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| It is competition for state salaries, not tribal hatred that is behind the recent violence in South Sudan, says former child soldier and peace negotiator John Penn de Ngong. More... |
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“So far my team has arrested more than 2,000 suspects, some of whom are on the police’s most-wanted list. (…) the process of mopping up refugees from urban areas has begun in earnest.”
Kenya Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government, Ole Lenku on his ‘Unstoppable War on Terror’ in The Standard, 5 April 2014
“Nobody can Islamise Nigeria, if Allah wanted he would have made everybody Muslims, so also with Christianity. God would have made everybody Christian if He wanted.”
Sa’ad Abubakar, Sultan of Sokoto, Nigeria, and the head of Nigeria’s Muslim community, at the Golden Jubilee lecture of the Jamatu Nasril Islam (JNI) in Kaduna, on Sunday 13 April 2014.
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