Another Soul Lost

  I received your news, but I did not cry! Am coming But not today When we see you, I won’t cry I’ll remember you like your mothers footsteps Home is far Heaven is closer Rejoice for my sake, peaceful my heart To convey To last To write waste, my eyes look at your bitterly [...]

WORDS BIG AND SMALL

  rings and roses vanish, fleet and pass without leaving a trace. but words are forever so, speak for this love lives on words and words alone can ink themselves deep into my heart and not rings, not roses, not a new house. no. no. speak and i will live on your words, i will [...]

Mambu Badu – A New Way of Seeing [Photography]

“Mambu Badu is a photography collective founded in 2010 by Allison McDaniel, Kameelah Rasheed, and Danielle Scruggs. The collective’s mission is to find, expose, and nurture emerging self-identified woman photographers of African descent. “Mambu Badu” is an adaptation of the Swahili phrase “Mambo Bado” which is loosely translated as “the best has yet to come.” [...]

Victor Ehikhamenor – Ways of Seeing

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Victor Ehikhamenor defies stereotype – a master at multi-tasking and multi-thinking and multi-creativity. He has produced, to critical acclaim, short stories, photographs, illustrations and paintings. He “needs no introduction” in the Nigerian art scene, as YNaija pointed out.

Invisible Borders: Emeka Okereke in conversation with Emmanuel Iduma

Emeka Okereke, first from left, and the rest of the 2012 Invisible Borders participants with mud workers at Ekok, Cross River State.

From Invisible Borders  A conversation between Emeka Okereke, founder and Artistic Director of Invisible Borders Trans-African Photographers’ Organization, and Emmanuel Iduma, Nigerian author and writer. The conversation took place in Libreville, Gabon where Okereke and Iduma are participating in a road trip. The conversation takes into focus the work of the Organization since 2009, when it was [...]

Gone @ 20 – the lucky ones are not yet born!

MO(U)RNING by Zanele Muholi

South Africa is layered with contradictions and complexities. On the one hand, the lgbti community forms part of the progressive movement and the rainbow nation that is South Africa today. On the other, individual rights to sexual expression, sexual and gender identity are often challenged in the only African state that is praised for protecting diversities. However, there are limits to diversity, at least in the South African context. Those who transgress the boundaries of diversity often get punished in the most gruesome ways. In particular, the existence of minority groups (including wome

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