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Rita Nketiah
Rita Nketiah is a feminist researcher, writer and activist living in Accra, Ghana.

Rap Songs About Weed
We went on a hunt for some South African rap songs about marijuana and emerged with a list ranging from Youngsta, Mothipa’s Mpharanyana and Hymphatic Thabs.

Goma Rap: The 9th annual Salaam Kivu International Film Festival

Live from Grahamstown
The National Arts Festival, that celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2014, is the second biggest arts festivals in the world.

Facebook Politics in Zimbabwe
The ‘Baba Jukwa’ Facebook page exposes state and ruling party corruption and correctly predicts leadership battles in Zimbabwe. Who is behind it?

The Goal is Clarity
When it comes to Israel and Palestine, for Americans, it doesn’t matter if the careful phrases contradict the most basic facts.
South African Hip Hop Series: Interview With Khuli Chana
Obituary: Nadine Gordimer
South African Hip Hop Series: Ill Skillz In Five Videos

Football is Politics in Nigeria
Nigeria is a serial offender at so many things, and the shenanigans in Nigerian football is consistent with its bad behavior.

The small businessman who took on the bread cartel
The struggle over the price of bread in South Africa is the struggle for adequate nourishment, and securing the right of the poor to flourish.

Another lazy South Africa ad
A common thread that runs through many bad commercials, is that the people who thought them up were incredibly lazy and uncreative.

Christmas Day for Football Fans
Football is a Country’s Elliot Ross has describes the World Cup Final, every four years, as Christmas Day for football fans, just better. The champion this time is Germany.

The Beautiful T-Shirt
Art, Politics, T-Shirts, Fútbol, Play: Africa is a Country joins forces with Los Angeles artists for a t-shirt project.

The Final Report

Kafka in Cameroon
Cameroon’s police apparently interrogated Samuel Eto’o and took away his passport over the team’s World Cup display.

This is not your conventional film about Liberia
Most films about Liberia are feature films or gritty documentaries focus almost perversely on the horrors of the civil war. Not “Out of my hand.”

This Studio Of A Life
The life and times of the great South African hip hop producer, Nyambz,

There’s something about “ghetto pranks”
Youtube “ghetto pranks” are meant to expose poor black people as “naturally” and irrationally angry.

Relegating good intentions to the dustbin
The last third or so of Director Phil Harrison’s film about Irish multinationals in South Africa suffers from needless flattening.