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Description: The Literary Map of Africa is a bio-bibliographical database, designed to be a comprehensive research and information tool on African literature. It does not focus on selected authors or national / regional literatures, nor does it follow the sometimes rigid North / sub-Saharan Africa divide; instead, the database seeks to cover the whole continent. This wider scope makes it possible for writers from different regions and countries, with varied histories and cultures, and who produce works in diverse African and European languages to be represented in one project. One objective this project hopes to fulfill is to include as many emerging writers as possible, especially those based in Africa. Many in this category of creative writers do not have a readership beyond their national boundaries and are therefore hardly represented in many bibliographies and encyclopedias.
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Subject: Literature, Africa , Diaspora
Creator: The Ohio State University Libraries
Publisher: The Ohio State University Libraries
Description: The PMS Reader is a productive working space, a public forum, a research platform and an aggregator of ideas, sources and discussion. Contributors from across Africa and the world are invited to describe and re-scribe the links between power, money and sex on this open-source archive, and to examine how the links inform the language we use to imagine, negotiate and experience the multiplex of space, place and self.
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Description: African Cities Reader is a biennial publication of urban life, Africa-style.
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Subject: Literature, City, Africa , Philosophy, Ethnography, Photography, Audio
Creator: African Centre for Cities, Chimurenga
Publisher: African Centre for Cities, Chimurenga
Description: Chimurenga, a pan African publication of writing, art and politics has been in print since March 2002. It was founded by Ntone Edjabe. There are many related projects that can be found on the website. A flowering of organic schools of thought grown in backyard gardens, tilled and fertilised by the fundamentals of humanity preached and sometimes practiced. Fela says, simply: Who no know go know.
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Subject: Literature, Arts, Politics, Journalism, Africa
Creator: Ntone Edjabe
Publisher: Chimurenga
Description: Published by Chimurenga, the Chronic is a quarterly pan African newspaper that gives voice to all aspects of life on the continent and celebrates our capacity to continually produce something bold, beautiful and full of humour.
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Subject: Africa , Journalism, Philosophy, Politics, Sports
Creator: Chimurenga
Publisher: Chimurenga
Description: Curated by the editors and contributors of Chimurenga Magazine, the Chimurenga Library is an online archiving project that profiles independent pan African paper periodicals from around the world. It focuses on cultural and literary magazines, both living and extinct, which have been influential platforms for dissent and which have broadened the scope for print publishing on art, new writing and ideas in and about Africa.
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Subject: Journalism, Africa , Diaspora, Arts, Writing
Creator: Chimurenga
Publisher: Chimurenga
Description: Jean-Marie Teno, Africa's preeminent documentary filmmaker, has been producing and directing films on the colonial and post-colonial history of Africa for over twenty years. Films by Jean-Marie Teno have been honored at festivals worldwide.
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Subject: Film, Africa , Documentary
Creator: Jean-Marie Teno
Publisher: Jean-Marie Teno
Description: The Pan African Space Station (PASS) is a music platform on the internet and in venues across the African world. PASS is an initiative of Chimurenga and is curated by Ntone Edjabe and Neo Muyanga. In its first 3 years, PASS took the form of a music intervention in venues across Cape Town. Now in its 5th year, PASS continues its cross-cultural and cyber-spatial exploration, bringing together diverse pan-African sounds from ancient techno to future roots.
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Subject: Music, Africa , Diaspora
Creator: Chimurenga, Ntone Edjabe, Neo Muyanga
Publisher: Chimurenga
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