War in Sudan: in Madrid, Nine Sudanese snapshots
The conflict seen through the lens of those who left home, fled abroad or insists on staying By Rocco Bellantone Until July 19, in the
The conflict seen through the lens of those who left home, fled abroad or insists on staying By Rocco Bellantone Until July 19, in the
The mixture between ignorance and quality causes African literature to fascinate and surprise in equal parts for those who approach it for the first time.
The use of native languages conditions life and literature in the African continent By Trifonia Melibea From Essen (Germany) The language became an instrument of
Bombino, guitarist and composer Omara «Bombino» Moctar (1980, Tidene) was last November in Madrid and Barcelona presenting his latest album, Sahel. The Nigerino guitarist answered
Sometimes, writing is a therapeutic and liberating need to get the rage and pain that oppresses inside. The book African scream, for the right to
An African proverb says that “until the lions do not have their own historians, hunting stories will continue to glorify the hunter.” Although many studies
Tosin Obebeko, screenwriter, poet and composer The Nigerian screenwriter granted an interview with MN in the IV edition of the African Cinema Festival Africanos, by
Three connoisseurs of African literature, Sonia Fernández, promoter of literaphics; Chema Caballero, co -director of the Books of Baobab collection; and Angeles Jurado, coordinator of
Carmen Souza, singer and songwriter With Cape Verdean roots, born in Lisbon and living in London, she presented her latest album at the Círculo de
A writer and journalist, Trevor Noah; the winner of the Goncourt, Gaël Faye, and two renowned writers in French and Portuguese, Alain Mabanckou and Isabela