“Each one, teach one.”
02/10/2018
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With his participation in exhibitions worldwide and global clients Sindiso Nyoni’s star is rising.
02/10/2018
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Fatuma (Tanzania, 1918, 80 min.) is one of the great filmproductions at the annual iAfrica Film festival.
02/10/2018
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Kenya | Court unbans Rafiki
Blog /The Kenyan High Court Rafiki, a film with a lesbian love theme, issued a temporary injunction for the banned film for a week.
02/10/2018
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Win tickets for Krotoa
Blog /Written by Sylvia Vollenhoven and performed by the Volksoperahuis, Krotoa tells the story of multicultural relationship in a colonial era.
02/10/2018
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With the upcoming exhibition, Kewpie’s life, a hairdresser by day and a performer drag queen by night, will be celebrated.
13/09/2018
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French President Emmanuel Macron recently took his first trip under his official position to Nigeria, a move that Quartz labelled as “low on policy, but high on culture.”
31/07/2018
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Hunting Season
Chronicle #23 /It's two-and-a-half thousand dead rhinos vs. three-hundred-and-sixty-three dead poachers in the Kruger Park
28/04/2016
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The UK’s Autograph Gallery hosts Senegalese artist Omar Victor Diop first solo exhibition recasting history and the global politics of black resistance.
31/07/2018
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There were no cribs, no bitches, expensive Nikes or flashy wheels in his lyrics, Re Fuse magazine reports.
19/07/2018
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Nigeria | Internet scamming. The Yahoo Boys Universe
Chronicle #37 /Olivia Ndubuisi infiltrated one of the notorious ‘419 scams’ industry’s headquarters.
31/07/2018
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South Africa | The man who connected the dots
Chronicle #37 /Activist Minister Pravin Gordhan, back in government, fights to bring South Africa back from the brink. Change has come but 'the contest is still on.'
28/08/2018
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‘How Not To Ask A Question'
Chronicle #36 /Why do young Nigerians ask president Macron for advice?
19/07/2018
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Dozens of performing and visual artists, musicians, poets and DJ’s will occupy stages in Dutch cities to explore issues of earth, land and climate.
02/10/2018
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A selection of images from South Africa at Liberty, #easy street and Bo-Kaap, gentrification, resistance are part of the first exhibition in the cities’ Callahan Center Art Gallery at St. Francis College.
27/09/2018
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Back to Ventersdorp
Uncle Tom /An early nineties whites-only pub in Ventersdorp, South Africa, a recent meeting of the neighbourhood watch in Pretoria, a conference of the Young Liberals in the Netherlands. What’s the difference?
02/10/2018
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Nottingham, UK and São Paulo, Brazil | Emmanuelle Andrianjafy’s photography in two exhibitions
Blog /Emmanuelle Andrianjafy, whose work was featured in ZAM’s Photo Edition #4, is one of the participating photographers in an exhibition exploring ‘Africa’.
27/09/2018
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South Africa | The artist who was not allowed to be
Chronicle #37 /The murdered aspiration of Thami Mnyele
31/07/2018
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Letter from Bamako | The circus came to town
Chronicle #37 /The recent elections in Mali are based on a colonial model, a ritual virtually nobody believes in.
28/08/2018
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Friends of ZAM get a 10% discount on Zanele Muholi’s new book.
13/09/2018
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Fighting the homophobia within me
Chronicle #36 /As a Dutch activist against racism and racist caricatures like ‘Zwarte Piet’, Jerry Afriyie longs for a society that includes everyone.
19/07/2018
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A/BZ, de bouwers van Apartheid Revisited, in gesprek met Ruiter Janssen, de vormgever van de site.
03/07/2018
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African people who cross oceans in search for a better life are not desperate. They are hopeful.
28/08/2018
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More than 100 artists, seven exhibitions, several books and many collaborations.
31/07/2018
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The Contrarian
That's just not right
- Behind the NGO Attack | Elnathan John
- The Rainbow Myth | Nomalanga Mkhize
- Taking sex workers off the streets won't help fight HIV | Dianne Massawe
- "It’s not poverty that is to blame for the weak African responses to Ebola, but bad leadership" | Professor Oyewale Tomori
- Cyril Ramaphosa "not solely to blame for Marikana massacre" | Steven Friedman
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What's up Africa EXTRA - Joel Kioko: Ballet dancing in the slums.
Maria di Latte III by Ayana V. Jackson
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Emmanuelle Andrianjafy
Nothing's in VainIn 2011, Malagasy photographer Emmanuelle Andrianjafy arrived in the harbour city of Dakar, situated on the westernmost African coast, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. This relocation marked the beginning of her interest in photography.
Between bitter almonds and good hope
South Africa today. A ZAM special.More than two decades after South Africa’s transition to democracy the country is in disarray. The ideals of a revolution – non-racialism, non-sexism, non-tribalism and a constitutional democracy – are being betrayed by an elitist faction under the leadership of president Jacob Zuma.
Remember the Future
A special ZAM issue (Dutch)Adriaan van Dis Marlene Dumas Anton Corbijn Bram Vermeulen Berend Strik Lieve Joris Conny Braam Gerda Havertong Kadir van Lohuizen Sander Veeneman and others. Order your copy.