Despite having to flee after the state raided their offices, members of LGBT+ Rights Ghana vow to continue to work for legal recognition in a country pushing for even more repressive laws.
12/05/2021
The Great British Whitewash
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An official UK report on racism is ‘consistent with the radical historical amnesia and vicious revisionism of Caribbean and African history by the British far right’.
12/05/2021
“As a young black woman, born and bred in the Netherlands with Ghanaian roots, I have encountered several instances that highlight that Mandela’s fight is still relevant today.”
12/05/2021
The investigative journalism platform, a partner of ZAM Magazine, is a breeding ground for many talented journalists.
10/05/2021
In conversation with Dr. Divine Fuh about the recent burning down of the University of Cape Town’s library.
03/05/2021
Reports from the University of Cape Town have revealed that the entire contents of the Jagger Reading Room, along with six other buildings, were destroyed by the fire that swept through Table Mountain last week.
26/04/2021
In her first solo exhibition, Lola Keyezua (1988, Angola) explores the sexuality of the elderly by focusing on social, cultural and religious influences.
21/04/2021
This group show investigates everyday objects and aspects of our daily lives that inspire the emergence of creativity —as well as the unexpected mediums that serve as canvases.
21/04/2021
A conversation with the UCT's Dr. Divine Fuh on the impact of the recently destroyed archives.
21/04/2021
On Monday February 22, 2021, the high-profile Italian ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Luca Attanasio, was kidnapped on the outskirts of Virunga National Park and assassinated. What happened and who’s behind this heinous crime?
19/04/2021
Superstition remains because of racial undertones.
13/04/2021
Coming soon—our new video series #ImagineMandela, in which we ask changemakers in the Netherlands: ‘what is your ideal?’
06/04/2021
This year’s Annual NIAS talks about violent and imagined pasts, and how can we make amends with them. With Jennifer Tosch, Femke Halsema, and Christophe Bertossi.
06/04/2021
Billions of dollars disappear through cartel schemes.
06/04/2021
This year’s online edition of Movies that Matter features at least four films of interest to our readership.
06/04/2021
Germany made a first step. However, ‘we need to break down the institutional inertia’, the Nigerian Ambassador to the country argues.
31/03/2021
In the Mozambican province wracked by a violent insurgency, the convenient labelling of those rising up against the predatory elite paints a picture that is far from reality.
31/03/2021
Late president John Magafuli never was the anti-corruption saviour international media claimed.
25/03/2021
For more than three decades, ZAM's Investigations Editor Evelyn Groenink researched the murder of Paris ANC representative Dulcie September in 1988. The complex backgrounds of this gruesome act presented in Groenink's book Incorruptible were long ignored. Until now.
22/03/2021
Win een exemplaar van Nadia Owusu's spraakmakende memoir.
17/03/2021