Suing Tintin
It’s been a long time coming. The case that was opened in 2007 by Bienvenu Mbutu
It’s been a long time coming. The case that was opened in 2007 by Bienvenu Mbutu

Nelson and Winnie Mandela's descendants fought apartheid for the right to make a reality TV show and South Africans fought for the right see it.

Afrikaans has its roots as a Dutch Creole, spoken by slaves, slave masters and workers of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape. A South African theater company took the play to The Netherlands.
It was Core Wreckah who first put us on to Lesotho rapper Kommanda Obbs a while

"Law and Order," opened its 13th season with a very transparent plot based on the Dominique Strauss Kahn rape case. It is not very good.

Islam first came to North America with slavery, yet no major studio film has centered on the life of a Muslim American slave. Ibn Said's remarkable life could be a start.
You might remember the Dutch band Kern Koppen from last year’s collaboration with South African artists

The mainstream is waking to the prescience of the old man's ideas.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL6aGKw6dng Video for Douala rapper Kastra. I haven’t yet figured out what he means with “I’m
Over the last two years, the NRBLN – BLNRB project has brought together German and Kenyan
Mamani Keita arrived in Paris in the late eighties as a backing vocalist for Salif Keita.
Blitz The Ambassador talks about the initial reception of his music (“slow”), the musical Fela! (“it
I’m looking forward to hearing Shabazz Palaces play during their European tour later this month. It

The Red Hot Chili Peppers funk jam track Ethiopia came following “a life-changing trip Flea and
Kinshasa-born rapper Youssoupha moved to France at the age of 10. Ever since releasing his first
Nneka‘s “Soul is Heavy” from her new album. Extras: Part 1 and Part 2.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNn2bqNSS6k&w=600&h=369] Filmmaker Kurt Orderson sent me “The Unseen Ones,” his new 19-minute musical documentary about the

There's no record that Hugh Masekela could play football. But he acted like he could kick a ball in a music video.

Tupac Shakur's intensity did not just appeal to just young people in the United States, but also on the continent.