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The dust, towers and false promises of modern Ethiopia
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Remembering black consciousness leader, Mapetla Mohapi
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The magazine founded on Algerian independence, Révolution Africaine
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Outside the field of African art
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Emancipation that costs servitude
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Nigeria’s three-horse presidential race
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Why is Egyptian social media against black pharaohs?
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Rwandan writer’s stories of hunger, grief and exile
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A new native African consensus to replace failed colonial states
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Global
Against war: Africa in the new world disorder
Read More There are some of us in Africa who believe that we should not invest any serious thinking
AIAC
March 14, 2023
Arts & Culture
The dust, towers and false promises of modern Ethiopia
Successive Ethiopian governments have continued a ‘modernizing’ project that not only offers people false dreams, but actively dislocates them from
AIAC
March 8, 2023
Arts & Culture
Remembering black consciousness leader, Mapetla Mohapi
If it isn’t Biko, forget about it. The reality is, no one cares about Black Consciousness (at least not in
AIAC
March 8, 2023
Arts & Culture
The magazine founded on Algerian independence, Révolution Africaine
Founded by French-Vietnamese Trotskyist Jacques Vergès and FLN fighter Zohra Drif, the weekly publication presented itself as proof of Algeria’s
AIAC
March 7, 2023
Arts & Culture
Outside the field of African art
Asking whether white people should curate African art anymore, may be outdated. Instead we should ask: what is African art
AIAC
March 7, 2023
Arts & Culture
Emancipation that costs servitude
The Silent Monologue is a 45-minute film co-directed by the Senegalese Khady Sylla and the Belgian Charlie van Damme. Shot
AIAC
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Democracy & Constitution
Nigeria’s three-horse presidential race
Read More A few days after Nigeria’s presidential elections, with a disputed winner declared, here are some initial conclusions and
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Racism & Xenophobia
Why is Egyptian social media against black pharaohs?
Read More The notion that black people were kings in Ancient Egypt is generating a social media backlash. Understanding
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Arts & Culture
Rwandan writer’s stories of hunger, grief and exile
Read More Rwandan writer Scholastique Mukasonga chronicles life, death, return and grief in her story collection, ‘Igifu.’ Photo by Jannik
AIAC
February 28, 2023
Arts & Culture
A new native African consensus to replace failed colonial states
Read More The writings of Ugandan lawyer David Mpanga are both literary and legalistic, rooted in African conceptions of storytelling
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February 28, 2023