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  • Entrepreneur Sound Bite: House of Tara International

    Read about Nigerian entrepreneur Tara Fela-Durotoye's journey to building her international beauty brand, House of Tara. Durotoye discusses the challenges of financing and how consistency paid off.

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  • Five Annoying Things African Consumers Are Tired of Hearing

    A look at some of the unique consumer issues across Africa.

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  • The End of Media Freedom in South Africa?

    A look at the reaction to the controversial "Secrecy Bill" recently passed by South Africa's Parliament. Find out why media freedom has been dealt a huge blow.

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  • Television: InterSEXions 2

    Intersexions comprises of 26 independent but interrelated episodes “that examine how that which remains unsaid in love, relationships and sex may place us at greatest risk of HIV infection.” The award-winning South Africa series is back and we have all the episodes!

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  • World Press Freedom Day

    The theme this year is Safe to Speak: Securing Freedom of Expression in All Media. The focus is not just on traditional media but on new media such as blogging and social media reporting which have become more popular, especially across Africa. Imprisoned Ethiopian Journalist, Reeyot Alemu, is the recipient of the 2013 World Press Freedom Prize.

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  • BudgIT: Making Nigeria's Budget More Accessible

    BudgIT presents state and federal fiscal information in more accessible ways, through the use of infographics, maps, interactive features and other creative visuals.The goal is to allow those with little to no financial and accounting knowledge, especially young people, to be better informed and engaged with public finance management.

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  • Zimbabwe's Digital Current Events Conversation

    263 Chat is a crowd sourcing platform discussing Zimbabwean national issues. In this interview, founder and facilitator Nigel Mugamu, discusses the relevance and value of the platform.

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Television: Intersexions 2

Television: Intersexions 2

The award-winning series, Intersexions, is back for a second season. Intersexions comprises of 26 independent but interrelated episodes “that examine how that which remains unsaid in love, relationships and sex may place us at greatest risk of HIV  infection.”  The concept is similar to that of Love Games Zambia and Shuga (Kenya) and it has [...]

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BudgIT Nigeria

BudgIT Nigeria

BudgIT is an example of young Africans using technology to tackle issues of transparency and accountability. The Nigerian tech start-up aims to ensure that Nigerian citizens are well-informed on public finances and how their government allocates money.  BudgIT presents state and federal fiscal information in more accessible ways, through the use of infographics, maps, interactive features [...]

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Recommended Reading: Coconut

Recommended Reading: Coconut

Kopano Matlwa is a South Africa medical doctor and author. While studying Medicine at the University of Cape Town, she wrote her first novel, Coconut, which was published in 2007. Her debut novel is one that confronts uncomfortable issues facing youth in the post-Apartheid era. It is a thorough and somewhat disturbing commentary  on life [...]

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Recommended Reading: Graceland

Recommended Reading: Graceland

Chris Abani is a Nigerian author and poet. He has won many awards for his work including the PEN Hemingway book prize for GraceLand. The sprawling, swampy, cacophonous city of Lagos, Nigeria, provides the backdrop to the story of Elvis, a teenage Elvis impersonator hoping to make his way out of the ghetto. Broke, beset [...]

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Khona – Mafikizolo

Khona – Mafikizolo

After a very long hiatus, the South African supergroup Mafikizolo is back. They are in rare form, carrying on the legacy of the dearly departed third member , Tebogo. This song has been popular for a few months and now there’s a very colorful visual with a strong Ndebele influence. Enjoy. Mafikizolo feat Uhuru – [...]

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The New African Photography

The New African Photography

Artscape, The New African Photography looks at this fast-changing continent through the eyes of its most acute observers: its photographers. This new Al Jazeera series profiles photographers who are exploring and celebrating life in their community and the continent at large. Photographers are natural storytellers so we think it will be interesting to see how they are using [...]

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