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- By Cecilia Cachette
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The ‘smiling coast’ of Gambia is led by an insane dictator who keeps getting propped up with donor money.
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- By Selase Kove-Seyram
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Six clients per night make up for what your parents can’t give you.
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- By Chief Bisong Etahoben
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Officially, Cameroon produces only 2004 kilograms of gold per year. Unofficially, it's 180 000.
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- By Ramata Soré
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A small band of idealists are trying to save African peer review from corruption and nepotism
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- By ZAM Reporters
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Intersecting worlds of beauty, suffering and aspiration
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- By Lara Bourdin
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The artists' road trip from Lagos to Sarajevo
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- By Sara Chitambo
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'2010' made South Africans realise that the government should impress its own people as well
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- By Ibro Ibrahim
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The War on Terror in Kenya is fought against Somali citizens and refugees.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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Anas Aremeyaw Anas exposes what should be changed in his country.
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- By Christina Månsson
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Interview | From activist to victim to consultant.
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- By Chief Bisong Etahoben
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How the people of South West Cameroon resisted sell-out leaders, corrupt politicians and land-grabbing businessmen.
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- By KRO-NCRV Reporter Radio and ZAM
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Investigative journalists in southern Africa can often not investigate the state, since there isn’t any.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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Charity claims that ‘babies’ are snatched away by ‘pimps’ from desperate ‘young girls who are forced into prostitution’ in South Africa. True?
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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What Mandela once tried to tell the Middle East may still inspire the solidarity movement today.
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- By Lara Bourdin
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Even if blander than the book, 'Half of a Yellow Sun' movie is a gripping tale of sisterhood and war.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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The winners of the photography contest POPCAP14 depict secluded young mothers, traditional elders, war survivors and children playing in the canals of a diamond mine.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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Fourteen investigative journalists from ten African countries have come together to market their stories to international media.
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- By ZAM
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Lumumba's Widow is one of 200 masterpieces in Marlene Dumas new exhibition.
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- By Bart Luirink
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On Saturday 1 November 2014 members of the ZAM promotional team will be present at the annual Afrika Dag (Africa Day) of the Evert Vermeer Stichting in Amsterdam.
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- By Bart Luirink
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Production started! The feature 'How do you want me to look?', published in the ZAM Commemmorative Issue about Nelson Mandela, will be turned into a small exhibition. The exhibition will contain of portraits of Mandela by Dutch photographers Kadir van Lohuizen, Daniel Koning and Sander Veenemann. To be launched at Arti, the HQ of South African documentary filmmakers at IDFA.
