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On Top of the World in South Africa — Discover

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Legalisation for the private use of cannabis in South Africa inspires cannabis craft beer January 21, 2019
In September 2017, the Constitutional Court of South Africa decriminalised the use and cultivation of cannabis in the private space. Although the decision did not legalise its trade or distribution, entrepreneurs are looking into innovative products to add to the market – including a cannabis craft beer. The post Legalisation for the private use of cannabis […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Novuyo Tshuma’s House of Stone selected in Oprah Mag Top 10 Winter Read January 21, 2019
House of Stone, a book written by Zimbabwean author Novuyo Tshuma has been listed by the Oprah Magazine as one of the top 10 books to read during winter. We celebrate the recognition with Novuyo. The post Novuyo Tshuma’s House of Stone selected in Oprah Mag Top 10 Winter Read appeared first on This Is Africa.
Socrates Mbamalu
Books paint contrasting pictures of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela January 21, 2019
Controversy around Winnie Madikizela-Mandela continues in death as it did in life. The post Books paint contrasting pictures of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela appeared first on This Is Africa.
The Conversation
VIDEO: Catching up with Zimbabwean music maestro Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo January 21, 2019
Thomas Mapfumo recently performed a series of concerts in his homeland, Zimbabwe. This is Africa spoke to the iconic musician and social commentator. The post VIDEO: Catching up with Zimbabwean music maestro Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo appeared first on This Is Africa.
This is Africa
Muhammad Ali and the place of religion in legacy January 21, 2019
Sporting legend Muhammad Ali is now being marketed to a new generation who grew up after his death. But while Ali was a devout Muslim, his religion is notably absent from these commercial efforts. Should his spirituality be erased for commercial ambitions when it was a fundamental part of his character and life? The post Muhammad Ali and the place of religio […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Why photographs of dead in Nairobi terror attack failed journalism – and dishonoured victims January 21, 2019
Foreign press took away the dignity from victims killed in the Nairobi terror attacks by publishing their pictures. The post Why photographs of dead in Nairobi terror attack failed journalism – and dishonoured victims appeared first on This Is Africa.
The Conversation
Chris Hani’s murderer denied parole for the second time January 18, 2019
25 years ago, the South African Communist party leader and chief of staff of the uMkhonto we Sizwe, the armed wing of the African National Congress, Chris Hani was assassinated. Hani's murderer, Janusz Walus was denied parole on Wednesday by Justice Minister Michael Masutha. The post Chris Hani’s murderer denied parole for the second time appeared first […]
Socrates Mbamalu
Kenyans on Twitter demand dignity of the dead from The New York Times January 17, 2019
Dignity After Death: The New York Times has come under heavy criticism for publishing gory pictures of black bodies strewn haphazardly after the terror attack in Kenya. The debate has raised ethical, moral and philosophical questions on protecting the dignity of human remains in general, and black bodies in particular after death. The post Kenyans on Twitter […]
Socrates Mbamalu
Terrorist attacks: Communication and Media Ethics January 17, 2019
Kenya is coming to terms with the second terrorist attack on its soil in five years. We examine the ethical issues that arise when both the public and the media inadvertently add to the chaos of a harrowing situation and cause greater damage. The post Terrorist attacks: Communication and Media Ethics appeared first on This Is Africa.
Kylie Kiunguyu
Africa’s most and least powerful passports January 15, 2019
The latest Henley Passport Index, which periodically ranks passports for the level of travel access they offer, gives insight into which African passports currently provide the greatest global access and which the least. The post Africa’s most and least powerful passports appeared first on This Is Africa.
Kylie Kiunguyu