Notes on Corona in Africa
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A weekly overview of interesting analysis and findings on the coronavirus in Africa.
30/03/2020
Our friends of Nairobi based The Elephant bring the latest factual updates about the Coronavirus in African countries.
25/03/2020
A Dutch translation of Elnathan John's Nelson Mandela Lecture was published in De Groene Amsterdammer.
25/03/2020
A white bar 'to decriminalize Mnyele.' Eleven dark spots as a tribute to the other people killed in the raid by Apartheid deadsquads. A torch that depicts the ongoing flames of resistance.
25/03/2020
“I am not interested in revolutionary speeches by corrupt and ineffective leaders who have lived, along with their families in stupendous wealth while their countries have remained beggar nations.”
10/03/2020
On Saturday, 29 February, Elnathan John met with Netherlands based writers from African descent.
10/03/2020
Open for admission | F for Fact, Sandberg Instituut
17/02/2020
South African poet James Matthews reads 'Freedom's Child'.
17/02/2020
A new documentary shows the city as an assault on all your senses. It's loud, smelly, full of contrast, tasty and hot. And there is street art everywhere.
03/02/2020
Coverage of the #LuandaLeaks revelations have steered clear of the art world dealings of Isabel dos Santos’s husband, and art luminaries have largely defended Dokolo’s reputation.
03/02/2020
Memories of an artist who knew no fear.
03/02/2020
Months-long investigation by our partner publication Premium Times (Lagos) that included visits to over a dozen cattle farms across Oyo State, showed child labour routinely boosts the production and perhaps profits of FrieslandCampina.
03/02/2020
The unholy alliance of African rulers and multinational enablers of corruption.
23/01/2020
ZAM Editor’s Choice. Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese’s widely applauded feature film, is part of this year’s editon of the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
16/01/2020
18 African artists upend perceptions of the continent through the use of digital media and photography.
16/01/2020
‘The Law should be Unbound’
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If the courts in Nigeria were working, they’d take the case of 47 men accused of homosexuality, scrutinize it, then tear it apart.
16/01/2020
A magnificent speaker, dance, music, poetry and more at the 2nd ZAM Nelson Mandela Lecture.
13/01/2020
Sunday 1 March, 2020, 15h30, International Theatre Amsterdam. Speaker – music – dance – poetry.
12/12/2019
In this amazing short video, a Zimbabwean sexworker recalls the frightening expierences with a police officer who pretended to care for her.
28/11/2019
South African artist Robin Rhode has created his signature in visual poems on the walls in the ancient city of Jericho.
28/11/2019