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With no less than six members of ZAM’s partner the African Investigative Publishing Collective presenting their deep-digging stories, African investigative journalists occupied their deserved place on the international stage at the recently held Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Johannesburg.
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You are invited to join the Nelson Mandela Foundation in marking the 4th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's passing.
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Join Pak je avond, an inclusive celebration on December 5, 2017
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The reports of Dutch former diplomat Coen Stork (1928 – 2017) of the 1964 Rivonia Trial challenged misconceptions about South African freedom fighters.
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Three South African artists – Usha Seejarim, Lawrence Lemanoana and Hannelie Coetzee – have been nominated for the creation of a monument honouring Nelson Mandela in Ghent, Belgium.
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AfroPunk took Johannesburg, South Africa by storm (and a little rain) in the final days of 2017.
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- By Juul van der Laan
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The Ghanaian academic Francis Allotey was more than a great scientist, or maybe an example of what this title should entail.
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- By Paul Faber
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How the photo collections of two families connect worlds apart.
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Slavery and racism are much alive in todays' Mauritania.
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ZAM, the platform for African change, is celebrating Nelson Mandela's centenary with an elaborate program of activities: Mandela100.
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- By Christina Månsson
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In Alain Mabanckhou's novel Black Moses the memories of life in an orphanage represent todays' uproar.
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- By Laura Engels*
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Afrofuturism and the grand debate about (post) colonial, fragmented identities,stolen history and shattered dreams.
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- By Simone Atangana Bekono
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This short story by Simone Atangana Bekono is one of a recently published anthology Zwart. Afro-Europese Literatuur uit de Lage Landen in the Netherlands.
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Thanks to the courtesy of publisher AtlastContact, we are giving away three copies of Zwart. Afro-Europese Literatuur uit de Lage Landen.
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‘Before It Is Completely Gone’ - a solo exhibition by Thierry Oussou, his first with Stevenson gallery, opens in Johannesburg on Saturday February 10.
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- By Christian Locka
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Royalties for shareholders, tainted water for the locals
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A remarkable exhibition by fifteen South African artists is presently on view in Kunsthal KadE in Amersfoort, the Netherlands.
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For the international program Metropolis the VPRO (broadcaster) is looking for new local video journalists, documentary filmmakers and storytellers.
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"Wise words mistranslated: What can we learn from a pre-colonial Nigerian philosopher?"
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The story of the murders of Dulcie September, Anton Lubowski and Chris Hani.
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A fascinating study into the return of twenty skulls from Berlin to Namibia is now available online.
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Congratulations to Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng who has been appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Town!
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Two Africa-related productions at this year Movies that Matter film-festival in the Netherlands convincingly move away from the dominant narratives of international aid.
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- By Ayo Adene
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If economic results are viewed from the secure bubble of the privileged, everything seems fine. This is why data should be disaggregated.
