
The Africanist Press Podcast Service examines how global and continental events have affected communities in the African region, and how indigenous communities are developing strategies to overcome conflict, instability, and other challenges in the region. The overall goal of the Podcast Service is to give voice to marginalized communities through the production of weekly audio broadcasts that ana... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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The ART27 Group is a Gambian-based non-profit initiative that offers financial assistance for essential expenses such as materials, transportation, and exhibitions. ART27 was founded in December 2024 by Ferenc Donderer, an arts promoter and advocate,... more
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This episode examines the Aboudi Bookstore and its role in Egyptology, the scientific and academic study of ancient Egypt.
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Great podcast, particularly the episode on Carlos Cardoso and Mozambique. There’s so much more to be analysed about the corruption in Mozambique, such as the terrifying kidnappings of residents of Asian descent which have been happening for many years. A follow up series of episodes would be fantastic!
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The show presents in-depth conversations about African culture, publishing, education, and political developments, with a focus on how books, libraries, and learning shape communities. Episodes highlight family-owned bookstores, regional publishing movements, Gambian literary life, library modernization, and continental education initiatives, often featuring practitioners, publishers, librarians, and educators as guests. The format leans into historical context, practical impact, and local resilience, offering nuanced perspectives on Africa's knowledge ecosystems, literacy, and social change. Notable is a consistent emphasis on building local publishing ecosystems and reading cultures, along with a clear advocacy tone around education acces... more
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Recent guests on Africanist Press Podcast Service include:
1. Ferenc Donderer
2. Hassoum Ceesay
3. Taher Aboudi
4. Walter Bgoya
5. Cherno Omar Barry
6. Bakary Sanyang
7. Ousainou Jagne
8. Laetitia Musheche
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