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a big faith in goodness and beauty and power of moral uprising

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an email from a friend in Gdansk

From Popula
On April 12, 2022
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Emergency in Mariupol

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We can’t just observe a bloody theater online.

From Popula
On March 4, 2022
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Release Fahad Shah

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Arrested yet again, in press freedom crackdown in Kashmir

From Popula
On March 3, 2022
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Africans trying to exit Ukraine battle racism

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Thousands of Africans from countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Somalia and other countries languish under the disproportionate cold of eastern Europe as they wait at transit points and the border.

From Olongo Africa
On March 2, 2022
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Family Affair

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He belongs to a generation of Nigerian men raised to be strong, silent, and hopelessly incapable of accepting complicity even in the face of clear damage. The patriarchy is alive in him indeed.

From Olongo Africa
On February 3, 2022
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“He Taught Us How To Teach by Learning” – Ọ̀ṣúndáre

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For Ayọ̀ Bámgbóṣé at 90

From Olongo Africa
On January 26, 2022
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Nigeria’s Holy Romance with Ignorance

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Our dealings are dominated by a disregard for scientific reasoning, and a preference for ostentatious, and often venal religiosity.

From Olongo Africa
On January 21, 2022
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Lagos to Lomé: Reflections on Borders

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All our lives, a series of crossings. The parts of our existence we are often not proud to claim still make up the sum total of our lives.

From Olongo Africa
On January 12, 2022
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A Naughty Man

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a winter in the Dolomites with my father-in-law

From Popula
On November 23, 2021
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East of Eden

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I have always found it a little too dramatic when I see movies where people run off to another city to begin a new life after a break up. A whole life in a place, ending because of one relationship. Ridiculous!

From Olongo Africa
On November 19, 2021
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PASSION FOR CHANGE: THE QUEER RIGHTS STRUGGLE IN NIGERIA

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Having criminalized queerness, the Nigerian state ruthlessly promotes homophobia. In response, LGBTQIA+ Nigerians continue to mobilize, committing to the struggle for queer rights.

From Tasteful Rude
On November 9, 2021
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Negotiating African Dish Politics

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The mobility challenge faced by African cuisines in an increasingly technological age is unacceptable. So, when recently I stumbled on a writing about a certain food app called DishAfrik, with its ambitious catalogue of curated African cuisines, with a real-life cooking feature, I was overjoyed.

From Olongo Africa
On November 3, 2021
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Making a Start

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Iwo smells of dust and rusty air, clouding up my mind and drowning my memory. The first thing my mother welcomes me with is water. She is an ardent devotee of the culture that believes water is the most glorious form of courtesy that can be paid to a visitor. But I always find it hard to drink.

From Popula
On October 31, 2021
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