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Ngugi’s “In The House Of The Interpreter”: Stories Told and Passed On, A Review
…and they tell the story and they pass on the story… Kenyan Professor, Ngugi Wa Thiong’o, is perhaps best known…
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Local and International Corporations Stealing from Ghanaian Artists
Every year now, we’re having to contend with companies setting up unrightfully at the CHALE WOTE Street Art Festival. Many…
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Documenting Africa: Meet Nana Oforiatta
NANA OFORIATTA AYIM is a cultural historian from the Akyem Abuakwa traditional area of the Eastern Region. She works as a…
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Accra Walking Tours + ChaleWote = Genius
No place in Accra can boast the indigenous social and cultural electric vibrancy of James Town. With cultural gems like…
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Exploring African Electronics
This is the first in a series of op-eds exploring African Electronics. Like Afrofuturism, a new wave of energy/ power…
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Temi Brings 80’s Electro to Jamestown
There’s a lot of new music online for music enthusiasts interested in rare West African grooves. There’s a lot to…
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Afro Cyberpunk Comes To Chale Wote
African involvement in science fiction is hardly mentioned in popular culture discourse, blame that on our education system set up…
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The yoyo tinz Shrine at Chale Wote 2015
It’s been only a year since yoyo tinz’ groovy Hiphop set at Chale Wote 2014 and we haven’t quite recovered from…
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Wogbɛ Jɛkɛ: The Making of a Nation
BY MECHE KORRECT Twisting and furling his body to the steady syncopation of the cowbell, the dancer pounds his feet…
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