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Beauty in Uganda, what is it? — The humanist view

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On Top of the World in South Africa — Discover

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My shilling Thoughts on Queen of Katwe in the Ugandan context — Pkahill Insights

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Festivals can transform cities by making space for overlooked people and cultures August 16, 2019
From Cape Town to Kisumu and Greater Manchester, cities around the world are seeing the benefits of festivals that celebrate traditions and people. The post Festivals can transform cities by making space for overlooked people and cultures appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
Is the AU becoming more efficient? August 16, 2019
Despite a decision to streamline activities, the recent Niamey meeting had all the trappings of a regular summit. The post Is the AU becoming more efficient? appeared first on This is africa.
Institute for Security Studies
Winnie Byanyima leaves Oxfam to join UNAIDS as Executive Director August 16, 2019
Winnie Byanyima, renowned human rights advocate and former Ugandan Member of Parliament has left Oxfam after seven years to join UNAIDS as its Executive Director. The appointment has been widely praised and shared across social media. The post Winnie Byanyima leaves Oxfam to join UNAIDS as Executive Director appeared first on This is africa.
Socrates Mbamalu
Why Buhari’s long-awaited cabinet leaves a lot to be desired August 15, 2019
Nigerians had hoped for a technocratic cabinet but the country's new ministers have not offered a break from previous political appointments. The post Why Buhari’s long-awaited cabinet leaves a lot to be desired appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
Rwanda set to host the first Cybertech Africa Conference and Exhibition August 15, 2019
Rwanda is set to host the first Cybertech Africa Conference and Exhibition in 2020. An MoU was signed yesterday between the Government of Rwanda and Cybertech. The post Rwanda set to host the first Cybertech Africa Conference and Exhibition appeared first on This is africa.
Socrates Mbamalu
Ethiopian-American novelist Dinaw Mengestu’s book on Obama’s Summer Reading List August 15, 2019
Former U.S President Barack Obama has shared his annual summer reading list, which includes How to Read the Air, a book by Ethiopian-American novelist Dinaw Mengestu. The list includes seminal works by various celebrated writers including Toni Morrison, Téa Obreht, Colson Whitehead, Ted Chiang, Haruki Murakami, and Hilary Mantel. The post Ethiopian-American […]
This Is Africa
South Africa’s city of Johannesburg holds first official black queer ball August 15, 2019
South Africa has joined the fray of ball room culture; an originally American countercultural phenomenon rooted in necessity and defiance. In the late nineteenth century members of the underground LGBTQI+ community in large cities organized masquerade balls in direct defiance of laws and as a means to find community and belonging. The post South Africa’s cit […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
“Proud to be trans, proud to be sex workers, and even prouder of their stunning sense of style” August 14, 2019
Trans women sex workers collective Sistaazhood launches photo book The post “Proud to be trans, proud to be sex workers, and even prouder of their stunning sense of style” appeared first on This is africa.
GroundUp Staff
How Toni Morrison’s legacy plays out in South Africa’s universities August 14, 2019
In some ways, perhaps Morrison is even more relevant in South African universities today than she's ever been. The post How Toni Morrison’s legacy plays out in South Africa’s universities appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
Meet Crystal Chigbu the Nigerian mother de-stigmatizing disability August 14, 2019
Crystal Chigbu’s personal experience with an amputee child inspired her to start the IREDE Foundation in 2012 to bring hope, joy, and purposeful living to all children living with limb loss, their families and caregivers. The Foundation also provides prosthetic limbs to children across Nigeria. The post Meet Crystal Chigbu the Nigerian mother de-stigmatizing […]
Kylie Kiunguyu