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The UK’s Autograph Gallery hosts Senegalese artist Omar Victor Diop first solo exhibition recasting history and the global politics of black resistance.
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- By Bram Posthumus
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The recent elections in Mali are based on a colonial model, a ritual virtually nobody believes in.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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Activist Minister Pravin Gordhan, back in government, fights to bring South Africa back from the brink. Change has come but 'the contest is still on.'
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On the eve of the registration for elections the Mauritanian regime puts one of his principled opponents in prison.
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The fourth Photo Editions of ZAM Magazine covers the work of photographer Emmanuelle Andrianjafy(b. 1983, Madagascar).
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Friends of ZAM get a 10% discount on Zanele Muholi’s new book.
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Exhibitions, art talks, conferences, portfolio reviews, residences and more in Accra, Tamale, Wa and Kumasi.
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- By Lusanda Zokufa
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Founded by the late David Goldblatt, the ‘Market’ lives the ideals of socially committed photography.
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- By Christina Månsson
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Every year in September international photography event Unseen takes place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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- By Christina Månsson
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A selection of images from South Africa at Liberty, #easy street and Bo-Kaap, gentrification, resistance are part of the first exhibition in the cities’ Callahan Center Art Gallery at St. Francis College.
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- By Christina Månsson
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Emmanuelle Andrianjafy, whose work was featured in ZAM’s Photo Edition #4, is one of the participating photographers in an exhibition exploring ‘Africa’.
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- By Christina Månsson
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“Each one, teach one.”
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- By Milan Hermes
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With his participation in exhibitions worldwide and global clients Sindiso Nyoni’s star is rising.
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Written by Sylvia Vollenhoven and performed by the Volksoperahuis, Krotoa tells the story of multicultural relationship in a colonial era.
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The Kenyan High Court Rafiki, a film with a lesbian love theme, issued a temporary injunction for the banned film for a week.
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Fatuma (Tanzania, 1918, 80 min.) is one of the great filmproductions at the annual iAfrica Film festival.
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Alex Esagala, Brian Otono and Jibril Kwizera are the recipients of this year’s Uganda Press Photo Award (UPPA).
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- By Ayọ̀ Adénẹ́
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At 80, the late Nigerian musician must be celebrated for his revolutionary message of empowerment.
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We’re thrilled to announce that the Board of our foundation has secured the vital, energetic and committed input of four new members.
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The winner of the 2018 Principal Prince Claus Award transfers hairdressers, immigrants and ‘bornfrees’ from Johannesburg to Lagos Photo.
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- By Bart Luirink
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Terras, een tijdschrift voor internationale literatuur, presenteert deze week een bijzondere editie met verhalen van Afrikaanse auteurs. (Note: excerpt in English with the article).
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- By Wim Bossema
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Africa in science fiction at the Aké Arts and Book Festival in Lagos (Nigeria)
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Stuart Tibaweswa, winner of the 2017 Young Photography Award (YPA), and Anna Kućma, director of the Uganda Press Photo Award, talk about the contest, a free gazette, fake news, and a yearlong coverage of the country’s prime TV network.
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With marches and rallies, sports boycotts and sanctions many Australians once participated in the international solidarity movement against Apartheid. An exhibition in Cape Town showcases a history more relevant than ever.
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Under Apartheid, categories such as ‘Coloured’ and ‘Indian’ were used as tools of anti-blackness.
