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Getting African Cinema out of Capitalism – Le Blog de Jean Pierre Bekolo
Discussing the funding of African cinema during what the Berlinale called “Africa Day”, I felt an embarrassment seeing how young Africans producers were being lectured about how better meet the…
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Panel 2: (Neo)Colonialism and opportunities for participation with Felwine Sarr
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Addressing Genocide in Namibia
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A critic of free trade agreements by Claude Wilfried
Presentation during symposium "Democracy: Panafrican Perspectives", which took place on December 2nd 2016 in Berlin. Wilfried Claude (Germany/Cameroun) talks about (neo)colonialism and critizes non-democratic practices related to free trade agreements.nnThis video is part of the project "Our number is our strength", which is being implemented by AfricAvenir since 2015 in cooperation with Volksbühne Berlin. nWith…
