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  • Archive
    • Aus der Dunkelheit Strahlendes Licht – Livingstones letzte Reise
    • Meine Schwester, die Serienmörderin – Ein Buch erobert die Welt
    • A Male As A Female: The Evolution Of African Comedy – Part 1 engl/ger
    • shonareads book review: Njinga of Angola and Bulawayo Burning – engl/ger
    • A Male as a Female – The Evolution of African Comedy Part 2 – engl/ger
    • Midgroove_Inside Johannesburg Club Scene_Fotoserie von AndyMkosi
    • Midgroove Fotoreportage2 _ Interview mit/with AndyMkosi
    • Archive 2020
      • Shona_ Book Review – Rhodesia und Who killed Hammarskjöld?
      • Koloniale Abrechnung _ Roter Staub
      • Libreville_Politthriller aus Gabun
      • The White Savior Complex – Der Weisse Retter Komplex // Essay by Lorna Likiza – engl/ger
      • A Question of Tribe – Kenya und seine Ethnien/ and its tribes
      • When Hakuna Matata becomes a phrase in English – Und Disney afrikanische Traditionen kauft
      • African Author Spotlight – An Interview with Dennis Mugaa_ Engl/Ger
      • SiHene: Preserving Ghana’s Cultural Heritage – Interview with Founder Rita Mawuena Benissan engl/ger
      • African Author Spotlight – Interview with Peter Ngila Njeri – Engl/Ger
      • The House of Rust and Swahili Culture – Interview with Mombasa writer Khadija Abdalla Bajaber -engl
      • Ugandas First Woman – Author Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi at the African Book Festival – Interview ger/engl
      • African Book Festival Berlin: Interview with South African curator Lidudumalingani_engl/ger
      • Ally Abdallah: The Book, the Festival, Zanzibar and the Nobel Prize winner – Interview engl/ger
      • Invisible Inventories – Nairobi – Cologne – now Frankfurt – Interview mit/with Leonie Neumann ger/engl
      • Barefoot in Germany – Interview with/mit Rwandan/German author Tete Loeper engl/ger
      • Tsitsi Dangarembga and much more: Orlanda Verlag /Publishing House Berlin- Interview ger/engl
      • Akono Publishing and Blog – Spot on Africa: Afrikanische Literaturen und Kultur sichtbar machen – Interview – ger/engl
      • Instilling a Reading Culture in African Children – Interview with Okenna Nzelu/Bright Lights Books engl/ger
      • I ve got the power! Interview with musician Melane ger/engl
      • Borga – Much more than a Movie – Interview mit/with Director York-Fabian Raabe – ger/engl
      • Pawnie Tribune – Passion for Coastal Culture and History Interview with/mit Albert Mwamburi engl/ger
      • Kenyan Cuisine has a lot to offer: Interview with Yvonne Mula
      • Avec Cameroun und mit Power aus Berlin: Initiative Perspektivwechsel – ger/french
      • “Bright Red Fruit” Safia Elhillo’s Masterful Exploration Using Verse Narratives Review by Frank Njugi engl-ger
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  • Issues
    • Dive into Culture Africa 1st Issue – Non-Fiction from six African countries
  • Archive
    • Aus der Dunkelheit Strahlendes Licht – Livingstones letzte Reise
    • Meine Schwester, die Serienmörderin – Ein Buch erobert die Welt
    • A Male As A Female: The Evolution Of African Comedy – Part 1 engl/ger
    • shonareads book review: Njinga of Angola and Bulawayo Burning – engl/ger
    • A Male as a Female – The Evolution of African Comedy Part 2 – engl/ger
    • Midgroove_Inside Johannesburg Club Scene_Fotoserie von AndyMkosi
    • Midgroove Fotoreportage2 _ Interview mit/with AndyMkosi
    • Archive 2020
      • Shona_ Book Review – Rhodesia und Who killed Hammarskjöld?
      • Koloniale Abrechnung _ Roter Staub
      • Libreville_Politthriller aus Gabun
      • The White Savior Complex – Der Weisse Retter Komplex // Essay by Lorna Likiza – engl/ger
      • A Question of Tribe – Kenya und seine Ethnien/ and its tribes
      • When Hakuna Matata becomes a phrase in English – Und Disney afrikanische Traditionen kauft
      • African Author Spotlight – An Interview with Dennis Mugaa_ Engl/Ger
      • SiHene: Preserving Ghana’s Cultural Heritage – Interview with Founder Rita Mawuena Benissan engl/ger
      • African Author Spotlight – Interview with Peter Ngila Njeri – Engl/Ger
      • The House of Rust and Swahili Culture – Interview with Mombasa writer Khadija Abdalla Bajaber -engl
      • Ugandas First Woman – Author Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi at the African Book Festival – Interview ger/engl
      • African Book Festival Berlin: Interview with South African curator Lidudumalingani_engl/ger
      • Ally Abdallah: The Book, the Festival, Zanzibar and the Nobel Prize winner – Interview engl/ger
      • Invisible Inventories – Nairobi – Cologne – now Frankfurt – Interview mit/with Leonie Neumann ger/engl
      • Barefoot in Germany – Interview with/mit Rwandan/German author Tete Loeper engl/ger
      • Tsitsi Dangarembga and much more: Orlanda Verlag /Publishing House Berlin- Interview ger/engl
      • Akono Publishing and Blog – Spot on Africa: Afrikanische Literaturen und Kultur sichtbar machen – Interview – ger/engl
      • Instilling a Reading Culture in African Children – Interview with Okenna Nzelu/Bright Lights Books engl/ger
      • I ve got the power! Interview with musician Melane ger/engl
      • Borga – Much more than a Movie – Interview mit/with Director York-Fabian Raabe – ger/engl
      • Pawnie Tribune – Passion for Coastal Culture and History Interview with/mit Albert Mwamburi engl/ger
      • Kenyan Cuisine has a lot to offer: Interview with Yvonne Mula
      • Avec Cameroun und mit Power aus Berlin: Initiative Perspektivwechsel – ger/french
      • “Bright Red Fruit” Safia Elhillo’s Masterful Exploration Using Verse Narratives Review by Frank Njugi engl-ger
  • über/about ca
    • The Team
    • Impressum
    • About cultureafrica_Über cultureafrica
    • Datenschutzerklärung
    • Join Our Team
  • Issues
    • Dive into Culture Africa 1st Issue – Non-Fiction from six African countries

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    Let’s talk! Invitation: Conversation with Culture Africa Magazine Issue 1 Authors – this December

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    Let's talk! Invitation: Conversation with cultureafrica magazine authors at October 12 at 7pm EAT We see us in a google meet.  Here is the link: https://meet.google.com/pxm-pbvk-dcy It's free.

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    Cooperation and Opportunities: Germany and its relations to the African continent_an interview with Uschi Eid_President of German Africa Foundation_Deutsch_English

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    What image do we have of Africa? How do we build relationships with African representatives from politics, business and society when it comes to concrete politics? What do state visitors from African countries do when they visit Germany? The German Africa Foundation (DAS) in the German capital Berlin has been dealing with this and much more for decades. Under the chairmanship of former Member of the German Bundestag Dr. Uschi Eid, the DAS promotes relations between Germany and the countries of the African continent. Personal contact and exchange between parliamentarians and representatives of civil society from Africa is essential for a fair partnership. The German Africa Foundation organizes events such as lectures, readings, panel discussions, seminars, etc. The press…

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    About cultureafrica_Über cultureafrica

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    Ist ein nicht-kommerzieller Blog zur modernen Kultur Afrikas. Is a non-profit cultural blog for Africa.   Deutsch Auf dieser Seite soll es eine weite Spanne der Kulturbetrachtung, des Austauschs, der Entdeckung, der Diskussion geben. Afrika, der Kontinent mit 54 Staaten kann logischer weise nicht als Ganzes betrachtet werden. Die Geschichte des Kontinents ist lang und reich und beginnt weit vor der Kolonialisierung. Der tiefe Einschnitt in der Geschichte ist die Inbesitznahme und Ausbeutung, die willkürliche Grenzziehung der heutigen Staaten, der Raub von Menschen und Kulturgütern. Die Folgen sind bis heute spürbar, viele Narben nicht verheilt. Es gibt vielfältige Beziehungen zwischen den westlichen und auch östlichen Industriestaaten und Afrika. Die Gleichberechtigung dieser Beziehungen ist nicht immer da, weder wirtschaftlich noch…

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