Culture and the Search for National Ethos
“We lack shared beliefs, ideals and aspirations about what Kenya can become if we all [...]
Jun
Using the Arts for Peace and Peace-building in Somalia
“Djibouti touts herself as the capitale culturelle and the eventful Fest’horn Festival has, without doubt, [...]
Jun
A legend, pioneer, master thespian, hero
“Next! Your name please,” St Peters said as he logged in the names of the [...]
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Jul
Ezra Wube: A remarkable Folklorist & Social Commentator
Ezra Wube was born and raised in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. He moved to the United [...]
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Sep
Sam Hopkins @ Dak’Art 2014: Insights into his Art
The role and significance of NGOs in Kenya found its way at this year’s Dak’Art [...]
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May
Lingering Images
It has been a great pilgrimage. Here are some of the images from various IN [...]
May
The Offering at the altar of the Dak’Art 2014 is awe-inspiring.
The offering at the altar of the Dak’Art 2014 is awe-inspiring. Since 2002, the Biennale [...]
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May
2013 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an [...]
Jan
Viva Jazz Viva – Africa’s grandest gathering is now 15
South Africa’s largest live music festival, the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) celebrates its [...]
Dec
Artists in the Counties: An Opportunity to Get Involved
The county wheels continues to turn. Most governors have named their Cabinets and if it [...]
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May