Archive for the ‘culture’ Category

Nuruddin Farah interview – Somali writer

08.24.2010 · Posted in culture

Nuruddin Farah interview at the Commonwealth Club of California, 2007. Heralded as “one of the finest contemporary African novelists” by Salman Rushdie, Nuruddin Farah is a contender for the Nobel Prize in literature for his beautiful and moving stories dealing with women’s liberation and government corruption in his native Somalia. Much of his work has been influenced ...

Afro pepites show on Thursday in Paris

08.23.2010 · Posted in culture

“Abdoulaye TRAORE is a very talented guitarist who made Burkina Faso his source of wealth”, as written on a mail sent to our newsroom. Traore is experimenting with many styles from touareg music to peule, wassoulou, blues, flamenco, slam… both with electric and acoustic guitars. Abdoulaye TRAORE will take the stage this Thursday 26 August by 20.30 ...

Still too early for Vogue Africa

08.02.2010 · Posted in culture

With “VOGUE NOT FOR AFRICA” blogger DULCE CAMER… posts his opinion on the opportunity to have an African edition of the famous fashion magazine. This is his post. Hello people so what’s good? Just wanted to update you on some news that has been circulating around our virtual world. I may be the last of the bloggers ...

“Nous sommes tous des Africains” in Paris (France) tomorrow

07.14.2010 · Posted in culture

A l’Occasion de leur passage sur Paris, Le Rêve Africain programme Ej von LYRIK au Festival “Nous sommes tous des Africains” (Paris). DÉCOUVERTES de l’AFRO PÉPITES SHOW 2de édition, dédié à la Musique d’Afrique AUSTRALE. Ej von LYRIK – Afrique du Sud – Funky Hip-Hop - Sa musique est un extraordinaire mélange de funk, rock, dance, hip ...

R 186 million allocated for 2010 arts projects

06.06.2010 · Posted in business, culture

The Department of Arts and Culture has budgeted R186million for World Cup-related arts and culture projects countrywide. Minister Lulu Xingwana said in Pretoria yesterday that R59million had been used to fund 21 World Cup-related arts and culture projects, while R127million would be spent on 29 infrastructure development projects. She said the department had also earmarked ...

Abeba: ethiopian jewelery show in Rome – photos

05.22.2010 · Posted in culture

In this page all the photo made by Africanews to the conference and the jewels show in Rome the 20 of May 2010. The event was organised by IES, Italo Ethiopian Society. Elvira Pellizzari, Italo Ethiopian Society (IES) Victor E. Okeadu, member of Rome city council for the African comunities Ethiopian models Pellizzari sisters of Italo Ethiopian ...

LODI: INTERCULTURAL ENGAGEMENT AND INTEGRATION

05.18.2010 · Posted in culture

Started on Sunday 16th, an army of cultural spectators is warming up the Lombardy province of Lodi and the objective is simple, taking the war of integration to a cultural front. Bid to last for two months, the intercultural event is been jointly organise by three libraries, eight associations and a church parish in Lodi. ...

Is there a struggle over land in Africa?

05.07.2010 · Posted in culture

Is there a struggle over land in Africa? What are the conflicts, politics and challenges? The truth behind land struggles in Africa – experts shed light A new HSRC Press book interrogates land conflicts and their factors, and compares responses to internal crises across a range of countries drawn from all regions of Africa. Disputes over land are ...

Ivory Coast rapper Henzo et Malinke – interview

04.30.2010 · Posted in culture

Comment et quand vous etes nés comme artistes? il faut dire que nous n’avions pas fais de fixation depuis l’enfance concernant la pratique de l’art comme unmétier pour l’avenir ou un objectif professionnel a atteindre,c’est en grandissant que chacun d’entre nous s’est découvert des talents et a chercher a les développer.déja nous n’avons pas grandi ensemble ...

Book Review: It’s Our Turn To Eat

04.28.2010 · Posted in culture

Britain is not to blame for Kenya’s endemic culture of political corruption and sleaze. Yet its credentials are far from unblemished. This is one of the conclusions that British author and journalist Michela Wrong reaches in her latest book “Its our turn to eat: the story of a Kenyan whistleblower”. The West’s late twentieth century policy ...

Lohoues-Oble receives Labisi award in Catania, Italy

04.18.2010 · Posted in culture

Jacqueline Lohoues – Oble, presidential candidate in Ivory Coast, received yesterday night in Catania (Italy) the award “Antonietta Labisi”. Beside her collaborators, Lohoues – Oble said to Piervincenzo Canale of Africanews.it, that in case of victory: “I will bring peace in my country. Without peace there is no development”. Jacqueline Lohoues – Oble also said that ...

Festival de Musique du Maghreb -

04.10.2010 · Posted in culture

« NUITS D’AFRIQUE, des spectacles….TOUTE l’année! » présentent Samedi 17 et Dimanche 18 avril 2010 Voyage au cœur des musiques mystiques des Dunes du Sahara ! Montréal, le 6 avril 2010- Cette année, le Festival de Musique du Maghreb revient pour célébrer sa 19ème édition. A l’initiative des Productions Nuits d’Afrique, cet évènement nous transportera à nouveau dans ...

FCAAL Milan: Dowaha/La berceuse best African film

03.21.2010 · Posted in culture

Dowaha/La berceuse, by Tunisian director Raja Amari, has won the 20th edition of the African film festival  in Milan (Italy) as ‘best African film’. Although the festival has ended today, prize celebrations have been held yesterday, saturday 20 of March. Other winning movies are Un conte des faits, directed by Hichem Ben Ammar, selected as “best documentary”. Un ...


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