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Showing posts with label Kiafrika magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kiafrika magazine. Show all posts
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
True-ly Africa-n
Labels:
. Rwanda,
Africanism,
Caucasoid,
Kiafrika magazine,
Shadeism,
Tutsis
Friday, 20 April 2012
Cairo; Breaking the Barriers
Cairo, the largest metropolitan area in Africa, was the focal point of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution against former president Hosni Mubarak with over 2 million protesters at Tahrir Square. Despite the revolution being predominantly peaceful, it was not without violent clashes between the police, the military forces and protesters. At least 846 people were killed and 6,000 injured.
Labels:
Art,
Cairo poilitics,
Egyptian revolution,
Kiafrika magazine,
mural,
protests,
Speaking through Art,
street Art,
Tahrir square
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
A sad day for Art
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I find it quite saddening to see ignorant acts such as these take center stage in the name of Art.
In light of world Art day, as well as the 75th anniversary of the Swedish Artists Federation, Swedish Afro Artist Makode Aj Linde decided to set up a cultural performance at the Modern Museum in Stockholm. His focus was to spread awareness about female genital mutilation of women in Africa. That sounds great right?
Wrong.
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Free, Inspiring and Unapologetic !
Ananaba Ibeabuchi
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These beautiful pieces by Nigerian artist and blogger, Ananaba Ibeabuchi adopt a spontaneous and adventurous style that strike the eye! |
Don't you think?
Monday, 16 April 2012
Mandela, live on screen!
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| Images of Nelson Mandela's archive online. |
In light of our last inspirational quote, we have decided to share the Nelson Mandela Digital Archive Project, launched by Google!
In partnership with the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory, the Google Cultural Institute has helped to bring Nelson Mandela's archive online.The Art Project uses Google's Street View technology to allow users to wander the halls of the South African galleries and view the smallest details on actual memorabilia thanks to its "gigapixel" resolution.
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
The Girl Effect
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"The Girl Effect is a MOVEMENT. It's about about ending poverty. And it's about doing so by investing in
girls. Learn. Explore. And Get Involved. I dare you."
Labels:
Education,
Kiafrika magazine,
poverty,
the girl child,
The girl effect
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
A Canopy fit for fish and ugali!
Naivasha,Kenya
| A view of Lake Naivasha We recently took a short trip to Naivasha, Kenya. It is a scenic town just under two hours drive outside Nairobi and lies right within the beauty of the Great Rift Valley. Its best feature is by far the beautiful lake Naivasha (pictured above). We had the opportunity of enjoying such a glorious view from our cozy little getaway cottage. |
Labels:
Fish,
Fresh fish by the Lake,
Great Rift Valley,
Kenya,
Kiafrika,
Kiafrika magazine,
Lake Naivasha,
Naivasha,
scenery
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