Senegal

  • The earth doesn’t lie

    The earth doesn’t lie

    COLONIALISM: Charting the French civil rights movement and the interwoven anti-colonial liberation struggles on the African continent through the life of activist and photographer, Bouba Touré.

  • The displaced narrator

    The displaced narrator

    VIEWS: Personal essay films are growing in impact and meaning.

  • Democracy in French-speaking Africa

    Democracy in French-speaking Africa

    AFRICA: France has strangely managed to preserve hegemony over its former colonies, including the dissemination of knowledge. This book is a much-needed exception, providing the background for understanding the recent coup in Mali.

  • Crises are good business

    Crises are good business

    AFRICA: A considerable number of consultants and commissioned researchers have profited from the crises in the African belt. Sahel has emerged as a crucial area for not only Norway but also for the EU and the USA.

  • Re-foresting the desert humans made

    Re-foresting the desert humans made

    CLIMATE CHANGE: Malian musician Inna Modja takes an epic journey down Africa's ambitious Great Green Wall project where 8,000km wall of trees is to stretch across the entire continent.

  • More than sun and heat

    More than sun and heat

    MIGRANTS: An uneven book about people who move with a desire for a better life but encounter problems when they move «home» again.

  • MY NEIGHBOUR, MY BROTHER: Two shorts from Berlinale 2019

    MY NEIGHBOUR, MY BROTHER: Two shorts from Berlinale 2019

    Experimental documentaries take centre stage at the 2019 Berlinale.

  • It is «you whites» who created «us blacks»

    It is «you whites» who created «us blacks»

    AFRICA: It is false to strive for justice «at home» while constantly exploiting «over there», writes one of the contributors in a new anthology.

  • Walls of fear

    Walls of fear

    The Border Fence draws out the anxieties and fears of a community in the grip of a shifting political landscape, provoking unavoidable parallels with an increasingly divisive Europe.

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