
Democracy, Development, Daily Life
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Quote of the week
“A world with fewer anthropologists will be a world that knows less about itself, particularly about the textures of political life on the ground.” – Alex Thurston
Governing Ethiopia
Abiy Ahmed is still in charge. Tigra...
Glad Midsommar! Here is the week in Africa:
Quote of the week
“I was so proud to play for France…but Senegal is also part of who I am.” – Patrick Vieira
Ethiopian politics
The governing Prosperity Party has further consolidated its domi...
Quote of the week
“Zimbabwe gave me a grounding in the importance of detail and the little things — the slower pace of life, community. It is one of the reasons I love going back. It is a big small country, and you are bound to bump into s...
Explore the Atlas of Uncertainty. Here is the week in Africa:
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“Travel is increasingly seen as part of identity and everyday life, rather than a luxury. African travelers are viewing their own continent as aspirational, s...
Quote of the week
“Arsenal became, in many respects, the “local club” for many of these migrants in London and other parts of the UK. Many carried their loyalties back home through visits, letters, VHS tapes, satellite television subscript...
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