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Think Africa Press speaks to theorist Lilie Chouliaraki about how solidarity has become a consumerist choice rather than a conviction, and more about ourselves than others.
The ngoni maestro discusses Malian music amidst the conflict in the north, and his new album, Jama Ko.
On the organisation's 60th anniversary, Doortje Braeken speaks to Think Africa Press about the IPPF's mission and recent survey into young Africans' attitudes about sex.
The Nigerian writer and poet discusses the challenges facing the arts and political expression in Nigeria, and the country's growing desensitisation to tragedy.
The spoken word poet and performance activist explains her work and her experiences of being a 'butch lesbian' in South Africa.
The Zimbabwean singer discusses the importance of “the voice” in Southern Africa.
The Israeli pianist discusses his latest collaboration with Vieux Farka Touré.
Think Africa Press talks to the Senegalese singer about music, spirituality and his Baye Fall faith.
The music of Nuba Nour captures the plight of the Nubian people.
The Nigerian bandleader discusses politics, activism and father Fela.
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