In recent years, Western media has been criticized for its persistence in rehashing negative images of Africa, especially images of war, poverty, and fly-ridden starving children. The notion that there is some political and economic gain for the West in keeping Africa poor is disturbing to many. Chérie Rivers Ndaliko’s new book, Necessary Noise: Music, Film and Charitable Imperialism in the East of Congo, speaks to this problem while foregrounding local artistic production in the midst of a w..
Of all the arts in Africa music is perhaps the most widely spread, the most narrowly subdued, and th...
This paper is centered on a social set back, which is symbolic to the continent of Africa. Some Afri...
By means of an ethnographic “urban acupuncture” of a specific building within the city of Kinshasa, ...
Africans of a certain age may well remember a time when Bob Marley’s “Buffalo Soldier” was a big hit...
The Democratic Republic of Congo is famed for producing vibrant and powerful music, which has fond p...
In order to deepen our knowledge of traditional music, both European and of any origin, it is essent...
Instead of directing research towards what might be called “research into noncultureâ€, one should...
This paper examines how Bassek ba Kobhio\u27s 1995 film Le Grand Blanc de Lambarene uses music to de...
In 2016, a crisis broke out in Cameroon provoked by secessionist agitations in the two Anglophone re...
This article explores the relationships between African filmmakers and communism during the Cold War...
The Democratic Republic of Congo is famed for producing vibrant and powerful music, which has fond p...
All over Africa, an explosion in cultural productions of various genres is in evidence. Whether in r...
This thesis examines nonprofit documentary films produced within the African continent featuring Afr...
This thesis focuses on popular music in the “New Rwanda” (Rwanda Rushya). It starts from life on the...
For the purposes of this paper the title "The Arts in Africa" is interpreted as the Arts of indigeno...
Of all the arts in Africa music is perhaps the most widely spread, the most narrowly subdued, and th...
This paper is centered on a social set back, which is symbolic to the continent of Africa. Some Afri...
By means of an ethnographic “urban acupuncture” of a specific building within the city of Kinshasa, ...
Africans of a certain age may well remember a time when Bob Marley’s “Buffalo Soldier” was a big hit...
The Democratic Republic of Congo is famed for producing vibrant and powerful music, which has fond p...
In order to deepen our knowledge of traditional music, both European and of any origin, it is essent...
Instead of directing research towards what might be called “research into noncultureâ€, one should...
This paper examines how Bassek ba Kobhio\u27s 1995 film Le Grand Blanc de Lambarene uses music to de...
In 2016, a crisis broke out in Cameroon provoked by secessionist agitations in the two Anglophone re...
This article explores the relationships between African filmmakers and communism during the Cold War...
The Democratic Republic of Congo is famed for producing vibrant and powerful music, which has fond p...
All over Africa, an explosion in cultural productions of various genres is in evidence. Whether in r...
This thesis examines nonprofit documentary films produced within the African continent featuring Afr...
This thesis focuses on popular music in the “New Rwanda” (Rwanda Rushya). It starts from life on the...
For the purposes of this paper the title "The Arts in Africa" is interpreted as the Arts of indigeno...
Of all the arts in Africa music is perhaps the most widely spread, the most narrowly subdued, and th...
This paper is centered on a social set back, which is symbolic to the continent of Africa. Some Afri...
By means of an ethnographic “urban acupuncture” of a specific building within the city of Kinshasa, ...