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A new epsiode of the New Daughters of Africa Podcast is out now! Listen to an inspiring conversation between Panashe Chigumadzi and Carolyn Cooper, Professor Emerita of Cultural and Literary Studies, on Black womanhood, Dancehall culture in academia and the links between Africa and its Diaspora in the Caribbean.Listen and subscribe wherever you like to listen to podcasts: anchor.fm/new-daughters-of-africa/episodes/Season-01-Episode-02---Carolyn-Cooper-e1d13o8 ... See MoreSee Less

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A new episode of the New Daughters of Africa Podcast is out now. Listen to an inspiring conversation between @panashechigumadzi and Carolyn Cooper, Professor Emerita of Cultural and Literary Studies, about Black womanhood, Dancehall culture in academia and the links between Africa and its Diaspora in the Caribbean. Listen and subscribe wherever you find your podcasts: https://anchor.fm/new-daughters-of-africa/episodes/Season-01-Episode-02---Carolyn-Cooper-e1d13o8
New Daughters of Africa Podcast S01 E02 - Carolyn Cooper
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Host Panashe Chigumadzi interviews Margaret Busby, the trailblazing editor of the anthologies Daughters of Africa (1992) and New Daughters of Africa (2018, Myriad Editions) about her background, the challenges she faced as a Black woman in publishing in the UK as well as her visions. The podcast is also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other popular platforms. This show is a production of InterKontinental funded by Berlin's Senate Department for Culture and Europe. Get the book at www.interkontinental.org
New Daughters of Africa Podcast - S01 E01 Margaret Busby
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As an homage to the ground-breaking (New) Daughters of Africa anthologies compiling writing by women of African descent across centuries and continents edited by Margaret Busby, host Panashe Chigumadzi, one of the 'New Daughters' and author of Sweet Medicine and These Bones Will Rise Again will be in conversation with fellow Black women writers across continents, genres, and generations. This is a production of InterKontinental e.V. and made possible with funding by the Berlin City Senate Department for Culture and Europe. Get the books at www.interkontinental.org. Listen and subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever you like to listen.
S01 E00 New Daughters of Africa Podcast - Trailer (No Video)
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Back to 2018! Here is Jerry Hoffman performing at our first opening festival show! Happened on 26th of April, 2018 at the African Book Festival in Berlin!
You definitely never seen any opening performance like this one ! Jerry Hoffman is here for you !
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Guinea-Bissau, Portugal, Brazil, cosmos. The universe and three cultures come together in one body, one voice, one person. Tchon Di Balanta is dance, movement, and musicality that are performed as the desire of an individual to come to terms with what remains of his cultural heritage of African origin and the postmodern European-Western man he has become. Welket Bangué originally conceived the performance in Brazil in 2017 and adapted it for the African Book Festival Berlin 2021. The African Book Festival 2021 was organised by InterKontinental and curated by Berlin-based Angolan author and musician Kalaf Epalanga. Video by Ifeatu Nnaobi. For more info visit www.africanbookfestival.de or follow us on Instagram @abfberlin.
Tchon Di Balanta: Welket Bungué @ African Book Festival Berlin 2021
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Sagal Farah interviews Sulaiman Addonia. Both intimate and epic, Sulaiman Addonia's extraordinary, subversive and sensual second novel "Silence Is My Mother Tongue" dissects society's ability to wage war on its own women and explores the stories we must tell to survive in a broken, inhospitable environment. Actress Martha Fessehatzion reads from the texts. The African Book Festival 2021 was organised by InterKontinental and curated by Berlin-based Angolan author and musician Kalaf Epalanga. Video by Ifeatu Nnaobi. For more info visit www.africanbookfestival.de or follow us on Instagram @abfberlin.
Silence Is My Mother Tongue: Sulaiman Addonia, Martha Fessehatzion & Sagal Farah @ ABF Berlin 2021
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Venice Trommer of InterKontinental in conversation with Bisi Adjapon and Fiston Mwanza Mujila on their literary works "Tram 83" and "The Teller of Secrets", on the origin stories of these texts, their own origin stories as writers and how their respective multilingualism affects their creative process. The African Book Festival 2021 was organised by InterKontinental and curated by Berlin-based Angolan author and musician Kalaf Epalanga. Video by Ifeatu Nnaobi. For more info visit www.africanbookfestival.de or follow us on Instagram @abfberlin.
Telling the Origin Stories: Fiston Mwanza Mujila, Bisi Adjapon & Venice Trommer
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Alexandra Antwi-Boasiako is in conversation with Ondjaki, Marita van der Vyver and Leye Adenle to find out which books influenced these writers and answer the most pressing question of all: What shall I read next? The African Book Festival 2021 was organised by InterKontinental and curated by Berlin-based Angolan author and musician Kalaf Epalanga. Video by Ifeatu Nnaobi. For more info on future events visit www.africanbookfestival.de or follow us on Instagram @abfberlin.
Your Next Good Read: Ondjaki, Marita van der Vyver, Leye Adenle & Alexandra Antwi-Boasiako @ ABF 21
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Brazilian jounalist Noemia Colonna in conversation with writer, musician and ABF21 curator Kalaf Epalanga, who traverses all kinds of boundaries. In Whites Can Dance Too he has embraced auto-fiction, essay and travel writing to produce a truly modern novel: cross-border and cross-cultural. While the music gives the story its beating heart, it is really about the intersection of culture, race and politics. The African Book Festival 2021 was organised by InterKontinental and curated by Berlin-based Angolan author and musician Kalaf Epalanga. Video by Ifeatu Nnaobi. For more info visit www.africanbookfestival.de or follow us on Instagram @abfberlin.
Também os Brancos Sabem Dançar: Kalaf Epalanga & Noemia Colonna @ African Book Festival Berlin 2021
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