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postcolonialism

A close listen: Jazz pro, healer and scholar stuns with depth of meaning and musicality
Friday
/ 12 July 2024

A close listen: Jazz pro, healer and scholar stuns with depth of meaning and musicality

South African pianist and composer Nduduzo Makhathini’s latest album, uNomkhubulwane, is a masterpiece of transcendent spiritual jazz that draws on his Zulu cultural heritage and cosmology

By Diane Thram
Review: Mahmood Mamdani on the ‘non-national’ state
Friday
/ 20 August 2021

Review: Mahmood Mamdani on the ‘non-national’ state

Mahmood Mamdani’s latest book, ‘Neither Settler nor Native’ asks a political question: Rights for whom?

By Sandile Ngidi
Hustler literature sheds light on internet fraud and its role in the Nigerian economy
Friday
/ 13 August 2021

Hustler literature sheds light on internet fraud and its role in the Nigerian economy

E-fraud novels, such as ‘I Do Not Come To You By Chance’, depict characters recreating the same exploitative economic landscape they seek to avoid

By Daniel Chukwuemeka
Why Indian films are so popular in Ghana — and have been for decades
Friday
/ 27 March 2021

Why Indian films are so popular in Ghana — and have been for decades

The history of Indian visual media in Ghana extends all the way to the mid 1950s

By Katie Young

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