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Our latest flyer is the first of a series carrying the best of ZAM photography. Our opening shot presents Anton Corbijn's picture of Fela Kuti, made in Paris in 1981. A luta continua.
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Igshaan Adams, a young artist from Cape Town, is going to present his multi-disciplinary exhibition Please Remember from the 29th of August in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
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- By Cornelia Knoll
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If you’re in Hamburg in October, South African Choreographer Jessica Nupen’s dance performance Romeo & Juliet / REBELLION & JOHANNESBURG will be on stage. The young South African dancers are re-telling the Shakespearean story, exploring the challenges of their young generation while moving to the beats of Johannesburgs’ lively street culture.
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- By Gökçe Akyüz
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In July, Gökçe Akyuz joined the ZAM team as an intern. She loves Africa, investigative journalism and struggles for freedom and justice, that’s why. On the 20th of July a tragedy occurred in her home country.
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- By Cornelia Knoll
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Mohau Modisakeng is one of the many upcoming artists to look out for at this year’s Unseen, an international photography fair and festival taking place between 18 and 20 September at the Westergasfabriek in Amsterdam.
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South Africa’s efforts to keep all languages alive have global impact.
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ZAM & Afrovibes | Free movement and strange cultures are the subjects of South African photographer Sabelo Mlangeni.
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French economist and writer of the international bestseller Capital in the Twenty-First Century will read the 2015 Nelson Mandela Lecture at the Soweto Campus of the University of Johannesburg today, 3 October at 15:00 (local time).
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- By Elnathan John
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An instruction manual for those who want a slice of the donor money pie.
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- By ZAM reporter
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Free movement and strange cultures are the subjects of South African photographer Sabelo Mlangeni.
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- By ZAM reporters and the New Crusading Guide
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Here is how thirty-four corrupt Ghanaian judges were exposed, and why. A ZAM reconstruction.
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The original Mandela Landscape, an art piece created by Dutch photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn and visual artist Berend Strik, has been sold 32.500 euro.
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- By Fulco van Aurich
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For a split second I can see the townships red dust dwirling up. Maxolisi Majozi, aka Zuluboy, starts a rhythmic monologue, mingles his rap voice with tight baselines and energetic drums at the opening night over Afrovibes, the Amsterdam based festival. The fusion between traditional township Mbaqanga music and Dutch rockers starts with slight hesitation.
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- By Gerald Kraak (1956-2014)
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One year after the passing of Gerald Kraak, ZAM pre-publishes parts of a novel he left us.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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South Africa | Based on the average track record of FIFA presidents so far, Tokyo Sexwale seems the perfect candidate.
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- By Christina Månsson
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After the Dutch premiere of MULTIVERSE Ghana last June, it was time to bring back the movie to where it belongs.
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Justice! is an explosive Al Jazeera English documentary about Anas Aremeyaw Anas’s undercover crusade to rid Ghana of judicial corruption once and for all.
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On 5 December 2013, Nelson Mandela passed away. His life and legacy will be commemorated at numerous events between the 5th and the 15th of December, the day he was laid to rest in Qunu, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
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- By the African Investigative Publishing Collective
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Kenya, Mali, Nigeria, and Somalia | The neglected strategy in the War on Terror in Africa
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In this month’s special, the ZAM Chronicle launches ‘Hearts and Minds’: a preview of the ‘War on Terror’ transnational investigation conducted by our partners in the African Investigative Publishing Collective.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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A special ZAM Chronicle issue dedicated to the transnational ‘War on Terror’ investigation conducted by our partners in the African Investigative Publishing Collective.
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- By David Dembele
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The War on Terror destroyed some buildings that the jihadis had left standing and left the population destitute.
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- By By Ibro Ibrahim
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Harsh military and police action drive Kenyan Somali youth into the arms of militants.
