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Features, LIP#5 Africa

Moving On Myth

by Helen Oyeyemi • March 3, 2005 • 0 Comments

Novelist Helen Oyeyemi considers how the future lies in reclaiming the past’s stories

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Features, LIP#5 Africa

The Taxi Diaries

by Hedley Twidle • March 3, 2005 • 0 Comments

Ten years on from South Africa’s first democratic elections, Hedley Twidle has been researching the definitive biography of Cape Town’s Main Road.

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LIP#5 Africa, Music

The King Of African Counterculture

by Trevor Schoonmaker • March 3, 2005 • 0 Comments

Brooklyn-based curator, Trevor Schoonmaker takes a look at the legacy of the revolutionary Fela Kuti.

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Features, LIP#5 Africa

What The Chocolate Industry Does Not Want You To Know

by Simen Saetre • March 3, 2005 • 0 Comments

The pictures of Moussa Doumbia show an emaciated seventeen-year-old. He has wounds from being struck across his back, big scars. He looks at the camera, exhausted, humiliated.

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Features, Interviews, LIP#5 Africa

Africa On Your Doorstep

by Mark Grimmer • March 3, 2005 • 0 Comments

Africa 05 aims to add a cultural component to the political momentum and focus that will be placed on Africa when the UK takes over the presidency and chairmanship of the European Union and the G8 this year.

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Books, LIP#5 Africa

A Keene Valley Yankee in Liberia

by Caleb Klaces • March 3, 2005 • 0 Comments

Caleb Klaces reviews The Darling, by Russell Banks

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