Colleagues from Goethe-Institut discuss the program of the day: Heike Friesel (Accra) and Nadine Siegert (Johannesburg). Kolleg*innen des Goethe-Instituts besprechen das Programm des Tages: Heike Friesel (Accra) und Nadine Siegert (Johannesburg). Read More
LA LECHE TRAVESTI is an experimental podcast produced by Jota Mombaça in collaboration with Ikí Piña and Slim Soledad. Together, they articulate a sonic space for self-distorted, transitional voices of rebellion, and dissent. In EP. 2: The Source of Ekê, ...Read More
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Stories like “the mermaid who climbed out of the Atlantic Ocean at night” or “the fisherwoman whose house has been swept twice by the sea”. Ponto dos Mentirosos - 'Atlas of a Village' combines stories, songs and sounds from the ...Read More
The band Nyangombe plays at the Latitude Festival. The tracks of their choice are inspired to play Kinshasa musically. The lyrics are in Lingala, French and English to share pictures of love, race, womanhood, war ecology and power struggles with ...Read More
Memory culture has an important part in the process of constituting groups and communities. On the other hand, memory can also serve as a differentiating factor for the exclusion of large parts of society. Mark Terkessidis, migration researcher and author ...Read More
Richard Pithouse is, amongst other, the editor of New Frame, the co-ordinator of the Johannesburg office of the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research and an Associate Professor at the Wits Institute for Social & Economic Research (WiSER). He will be ...Read More
Bilgin Ayata, Edna Bonhomme and Maria Magdalena Campos Pons deliberate on the politics of abandonment and the hierarchies of lives in times of Covid-19. Addressing national public health system deficiencies and migration management policies, with sound and words a political ...Read More
The global network Norient sees itself as an important megaphone for music scenes from Argentina to Ghana to Pakistan. For more than two decades now it has been committed to a more open world beyond Eurocentrism, exoticism and discrimination. The ...Read More
DJ Ipek aka İpek İpekçioğlu will spin some protest and resistance tracks from mostly Turkey. Based in Berlin, queer-living DJ, producer and curator, İpek İpekçioğlu is regarded as one of the most popular and diverse DJ’s of the Berlin club scenes and internationally ...Read More