
'The Legend of Polokwane'
No not the guy on the left.

No not the guy on the left.
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It’s unfortunate the New York Times Book Review handed the appraisal of three recent books about
Remember Meta and Cornerstones’ tune “Somewhere in Africa“? It got a makeover as a remix (with

Distracted by Cee Lo’s chicken suit or Lady Gaga’s latest stunt (she hatched from an egg),
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muV6e1HPxcY&w=500&h=307] S: What does this say about contemporary white Afrikaans speaking music culture?

From Richard Pryor through to Jamie Foxx, Chris Rock and Wyatt Cenac. They all do "Africa" bits. It's not always funny or good social commentary.
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It must be the weather. Something (“Everlasting Gobstopper,” released in 2008) from the brothers, Daniel and
Hosni Mubarak is gone. The hard questions–that Omar Suleiman and the military stand aside for an
The 1985 Arnold Schwarzenegger action flick “Commando” is narrated–“shot for shot”–by a 9-year old Tanzanian boy. (The
The Chicago-born jazz musician Matana Roberts, performing live in London late last year. If you don’t
The trailer for “Black Butterflies,” the new Dutch film about the 1960s Afrikaans writer, Ingrid Jonker,
This is from a minute ago, but I had to post it as it features part
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwrpX3wMD2o The music video for a new song by Nigerian rapper/R&B singer D’Banj featuring Snoop Dogg
http://vimeo.com/19132287 Video of the Burnt Sugar Arkestra performing live January 21, 2011, in New York City.
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Cape Town/Atlanta singer Lindiwe Suttle and Abbot Network, performing “Sweet like Butta,” for the online Taxijam
Gasper Nali is one of the musicians featured in the 2009 Deep Roots Malawi documentary. I
A graphic novel probably doesn’t come more timely than Dutch comic artist Milan Hulsing’s City of