Podcasts about africa now

Today Trae sits with Leoma James-Sarr, Founder of Harambe House. She shares her journey into this work and how people can tap in as well as an upcoming event. Next, Trae connects with Kolawole Akinlosotu, Co-Founder of Africa Now. He shares the work they do and upcoming events and programs.

2024 Amapiano Hits... In this Africa Now mix for Feburary 2024, FRED MAX brings together the biggest songs from across the continent—including tracks from Davido, Asake, Rema, Olamide, Tyler ICU, King Promise, and more with hits from his own vault. "It's an honor to be the first African DJ to produce a mix for this amazing playlist," FRED MAX tells Apple Music. "Dive into this mix and let it light up your world!" ➖➖➖➖➖➖ Like | Share | Subscribe | Turn on the Bell Icon for future updates ✔ TRACKLIST SUBSCRIBE TO BE A FAN on DJFREDMAX.COM djfredmax.com Gear Used : Pioneer DDJ400

Seun Kuti on his Father Fela's Legacy, Matriarchy in His Family, What it Means to be a Pan-African Revolutionary, Racism in North Africa, and More. * 3, 2, 1… Live from the iconic Apollo Theater in Harlem, our next storyteller hails from Lagos, Nigeria. Seun Kuti is an artist and the youngest son of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. He has spent most of his life preserving and extending his father's political and musical legacy as the leader of his father's former band, Egypt 80. Since his father's passing, Seun has revived The Movement of the People. M.O.P is a Nigerian left-wing pan-African political movement started by Fela and thanks to Seun's grassroots efforts, it's been making a come back.  We sat down at the Apollo Theater shortly before he and his band perform their show “Africa Now!” In this episode, we talk about how Fela's legacy has been misinterpreted and celebrated, the role of matriarchy in the Kuti family and how this was the foundation of their anti-colonial work. We dig into the pan-African revolution, the trap of being a rebel without a cause, addressing North African racism and more. PS: Remember the artist Mumu Fresh, who scored our “REP” investigation? She has some questions for Seun, artist to artist, and so we passed those along too.  Welcome back to Podcast Noor. * Transcripts + Listening: ⁠⁠www.ays.media/podcastnoor/seunkuti⁠ *

Qool DJ Marv Live at the Apollo Comedy Club - April 13 2023 | Afrobeats and Amapiano for the Apollo Theater's Africa Now! FestivalDrumbells - Qool DJ MarvSuperstar - Luther VandrossMonalisa X Blessed - NuBai Sound SystemQuestion 4 U - dj mOmaSuite Heart - dj mOma2 On (Shoe's Worldwide Blend) - Tinashe & DJ KwamzyOne In A Million (S.A.V.2) - Growzie Presents x AaliyahRIHANNA - POUR IT UP - egneverReal Love (DJ Eastwood Amapiano Remix) - DJ EastwoodDo for love (DJ Eastwood Amapiano Remix) - DJ EastwoodNever Too Much (Morwell remix) - MorwellAscension (Sorensen Amapiano Remix) - MaxwellHuman Nature Amapiano Mix -  TekniQ SAGood Girl One Time [Mine x Harvard Edit] - dj mOmaThis Is What You Came For - Rihanna NRG (kayjay amapiano mix) - TrilateralsGimmie Likkle One Drop - DJ EastwoodNgixolele x Wah Dem Ah Do - NuBai Sound SystemBig Flexa X Slowly - NuBai Sound SystemReady or Not (Wantigga Club Remix) - WantiggaShow Me What You Got / XXXTRUMPET - egneverPass That Dutch (Shoe's Amagroove Blend) - Gina JeanzFormation (Shoe's Amagroove Blend) - Gina JeanzChipi Ke Chipe X Toast - NuBai Sound SystemRock The Boat (S.A.V.2) - Growzie Presents x AaliyahThe Jones Girls - Nights Over Egypt (SilentRebel's Classic Mix) - SilentRebel SAThe Drum (Oscar P Battle Anthem) - Oscar P, Ruben Swift Vidal https://www.apollotheater.org/event/apollo-comedy-club-4-13-23/ https://linktr.ee/qooldjmarv https://qooldjmarv.bandcamp.com/album/notes-from-the-booth-season-one-instrumentals https://qooldjmarv.bandcamp.com/album/new-age-music-vol-4

Présentation de l'invité : Optimiste et engagée, Panafrica puise son inspiration dans le continent africain et plus particulièrement dans le wax, tissu emblématique de la culture africaine. Fondée en 2015 par Vulfran de Richoufftz et Hugues Didier, chaque collection est produite entre Paris, Casablanca, Abidjan, Accra et Bobo Dioulasso. Leur ambition ? Proposer un produit durable et vertueux, soucieux de son impact, environnemental, social et économique et qui met en lumière les talents méconnus des pays africains. Dans ce nouvel épisode, Vulfran de Richoufftz revient sur tout son parcours, le lancement de Panafrica, le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next, l'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule, la difficulté de produire 100% africain, leurs moyens d'acquisitions ou encore le projet WeJump. « En grec ancien, Pan signifie “tout” : Panafrica est un projet qui connecte plusieurs projets les uns aux autres et met en lumière les talents de pays africains. » Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Vulfran se présente Ses études en géographie Son post chez Nexity en tant que responsable développement Tout quitter pour créer son propre projet Les débuts de Panafrica Le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next L'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule La difficulté de produire 100% africain Leurs différents milestones Leurs multiples collaborations La complémentarité nécessaire lorsque l'on est associé Leur levée de fonds Leurs moyens d'acquisitions Le projet Wejump Qui il souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « La complémentarité entre deux associés est très importante : on ne se ressemble, ni en termes de personnalité, ni en termes de compétences, mais c'est ça qui crée l'équilibre. » « J'avais au fond de moi une envie d'entreprendre, je sentais (dans mon ancien job) que malgré les grands discours sur la ville de demain, c'était la rentabilité avant tout et que je n'étais qu'un pion dans cet écosystème. » « Ce qui est difficile quand tu es une marque de mode, ce n'est pas tant de se lancer, mais de durer. Il faut toujours se renouveler, être dans l'après. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com. Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode. Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Panafrica : https://panafrica-store.com/ Le Potager du Roi : http://www.ecole-paysage.fr/site/ecole_fr/potager_du_roi.htm Nexity : https://www.nexity.fr/ Who's Next : https://whosnext.com/fr Veja : https://www.veja-store.com/fr_fr/ Centre Commercial : https://www.centrecommercial.cc/fr/ Panafrica sur Ulule : https://fr.ulule.com/panafrica_pretaporter/ Africa Now : https://www.galerieslafayette.com/magazine/actualites-magasins/printemps-ete-2017/agenda-africa-now 1083 : https://www.1083.fr/ Hoopal : https://hopaal.com/ WeJump : https://we-jump.co/

Présentation de l'invité : Optimiste et engagée, Panafrica puise son inspiration dans le continent africain et plus particulièrement dans le wax, tissu emblématique de la culture africaine. Fondée en 2015 par Vulfran de Richoufftz et Hugues Didier, chaque collection est produite entre Paris, Casablanca, Abidjan, Accra et Bobo Dioulasso. Leur ambition ? Proposer un produit durable et vertueux, soucieux de son impact, environnemental, social et économique et qui met en lumière les talents méconnus des pays africains. Dans ce nouvel épisode, Vulfran de Richoufftz revient sur tout son parcours, le lancement de Panafrica, le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next, l'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule, la difficulté de produire 100% africain, leurs moyens d'acquisitions ou encore le projet WeJump. « En grec ancien, Pan signifie “tout” : Panafrica est un projet qui connecte plusieurs projets les uns aux autres et met en lumière les talents de pays africains. » Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Vulfran se présente Ses études en géographie Son post chez Nexity en tant que responsable développement Tout quitter pour créer son propre projet Les débuts de Panafrica Le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next L'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule La difficulté de produire 100% africain Leurs différents milestones Leurs multiples collaborations La complémentarité nécessaire lorsque l'on est associé Leur levée de fonds Leurs moyens d'acquisitions Le projet Wejump Qui il souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « La complémentarité entre deux associés est très importante : on ne se ressemble, ni en termes de personnalité, ni en termes de compétences, mais c'est ça qui crée l'équilibre. » « J'avais au fond de moi une envie d'entreprendre, je sentais (dans mon ancien job) que malgré les grands discours sur la ville de demain, c'était la rentabilité avant tout et que je n'étais qu'un pion dans cet écosystème. » « Ce qui est difficile quand tu es une marque de mode, ce n'est pas tant de se lancer, mais de durer. Il faut toujours se renouveler, être dans l'après. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com. Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode. Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Panafrica : https://panafrica-store.com/ Le Potager du Roi : http://www.ecole-paysage.fr/site/ecole_fr/potager_du_roi.htm Nexity : https://www.nexity.fr/ Who's Next : https://whosnext.com/fr Veja : https://www.veja-store.com/fr_fr/ Centre Commercial : https://www.centrecommercial.cc/fr/ Panafrica sur Ulule : https://fr.ulule.com/panafrica_pretaporter/ Africa Now : https://www.galerieslafayette.com/magazine/actualites-magasins/printemps-ete-2017/agenda-africa-now 1083 : https://www.1083.fr/ Hoopal : https://hopaal.com/ WeJump : https://we-jump.co/

Présentation de l'invité : Optimiste et engagée, Panafrica puise son inspiration dans le continent africain et plus particulièrement dans le wax, tissu emblématique de la culture africaine. Fondée en 2015 par Vulfran de Richoufftz et Hugues Didier, chaque collection est produite entre Paris, Casablanca, Abidjan, Accra et Bobo Dioulasso. Leur ambition ? Proposer un produit durable et vertueux, soucieux de son impact, environnemental, social et économique et qui met en lumière les talents méconnus des pays africains. Dans ce nouvel épisode, Vulfran de Richoufftz revient sur tout son parcours, le lancement de Panafrica, le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next, l'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule, la difficulté de produire 100% africain, leurs moyens d'acquisitions ou encore le projet WeJump. « En grec ancien, Pan signifie “tout” : Panafrica est un projet qui connecte plusieurs projets les uns aux autres et met en lumière les talents de pays africains. » Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Vulfran se présente Ses études en géographie Son post chez Nexity en tant que responsable développement Tout quitter pour créer son propre projet Les débuts de Panafrica Le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next L'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule La difficulté de produire 100% africain Leurs différents milestones Leurs multiples collaborations La complémentarité nécessaire lorsque l'on est associé Leur levée de fonds Leurs moyens d'acquisitions Le projet Wejump Qui il souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « La complémentarité entre deux associés est très importante : on ne se ressemble, ni en termes de personnalité, ni en termes de compétences, mais c'est ça qui crée l'équilibre. » « J'avais au fond de moi une envie d'entreprendre, je sentais (dans mon ancien job) que malgré les grands discours sur la ville de demain, c'était la rentabilité avant tout et que je n'étais qu'un pion dans cet écosystème. » « Ce qui est difficile quand tu es une marque de mode, ce n'est pas tant de se lancer, mais de durer. Il faut toujours se renouveler, être dans l'après. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com. Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode. Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Panafrica : https://panafrica-store.com/ Le Potager du Roi : http://www.ecole-paysage.fr/site/ecole_fr/potager_du_roi.htm Nexity : https://www.nexity.fr/ Who's Next : https://whosnext.com/fr Veja : https://www.veja-store.com/fr_fr/ Centre Commercial : https://www.centrecommercial.cc/fr/ Panafrica sur Ulule : https://fr.ulule.com/panafrica_pretaporter/ Africa Now : https://www.galerieslafayette.com/magazine/actualites-magasins/printemps-ete-2017/agenda-africa-now 1083 : https://www.1083.fr/ Hoopal : https://hopaal.com/ WeJump : https://we-jump.co/

Présentation de l'invité : Optimiste et engagée, Panafrica puise son inspiration dans le continent africain et plus particulièrement dans le wax, tissu emblématique de la culture africaine. Fondée en 2015 par Vulfran de Richoufftz et Hugues Didier, chaque collection est produite entre Paris, Casablanca, Abidjan, Accra et Bobo Dioulasso. Leur ambition ? Proposer un produit durable et vertueux, soucieux de son impact, environnemental, social et économique et qui met en lumière les talents méconnus des pays africains. Dans ce nouvel épisode, Vulfran de Richoufftz revient sur tout son parcours, le lancement de Panafrica, le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next, l'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule, la difficulté de produire 100% africain, leurs moyens d'acquisitions ou encore le projet WeJump. « En grec ancien, Pan signifie “tout” : Panafrica est un projet qui connecte plusieurs projets les uns aux autres et met en lumière les talents de pays africains. » Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Vulfran se présente Ses études en géographie Son post chez Nexity en tant que responsable développement Tout quitter pour créer son propre projet Les débuts de Panafrica Le succès de leurs baskets au salon Who's Next L'orchestration de leur campagne Ulule La difficulté de produire 100% africain Leurs différents milestones Leurs multiples collaborations La complémentarité nécessaire lorsque l'on est associé Leur levée de fonds Leurs moyens d'acquisitions Le projet Wejump Qui il souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « La complémentarité entre deux associés est très importante : on ne se ressemble, ni en termes de personnalité, ni en termes de compétences, mais c'est ça qui crée l'équilibre. » « J'avais au fond de moi une envie d'entreprendre, je sentais (dans mon ancien job) que malgré les grands discours sur la ville de demain, c'était la rentabilité avant tout et que je n'étais qu'un pion dans cet écosystème. » « Ce qui est difficile quand tu es une marque de mode, ce n'est pas tant de se lancer, mais de durer. Il faut toujours se renouveler, être dans l'après. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com. Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode. Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Panafrica : https://panafrica-store.com/ Le Potager du Roi : http://www.ecole-paysage.fr/site/ecole_fr/potager_du_roi.htm Nexity : https://www.nexity.fr/ Who's Next : https://whosnext.com/fr Veja : https://www.veja-store.com/fr_fr/ Centre Commercial : https://www.centrecommercial.cc/fr/ Panafrica sur Ulule : https://fr.ulule.com/panafrica_pretaporter/ Africa Now : https://www.galerieslafayette.com/magazine/actualites-magasins/printemps-ete-2017/agenda-africa-now 1083 : https://www.1083.fr/ Hoopal : https://hopaal.com/ WeJump : https://we-jump.co/

Qool DJ Marv Live at the Apollo Comedy Club - March 4 2022Afrobeats for the Kickoff of the Apollo Theater's Africa Now! Festival Good Vibes (Feat. DJ Yb) - J-WatsJomapel - Skales, Ommy Dimpoz, Young D, DJ Yb & Instinct KillersRihanna Bounce Riddim - JabairYe (Koolade Remix) - Burna BoyRock The Bounce - Jon AntonioGive Me Chills - DJ Yb, Young Paris & Egar BoiSo Sick (Camtrao Edit) - CamtraoAnything (Trackademicks Remix) - SWVDon't Walk Away (Uki Remix) - JadeGirlie 'O' (Feat. Tiwa Savage) [Remix] - PatorankingQuestion 4 U [Turn Me On] - Dj mOmaRock My World (Vandalized Edit) Ft. DJ Kwamzy - Jarreau VandalSay Yes (Jabair Amapiano Vip) - JabairFeel Good (Amapiano Remix) - LiraJozi Love Affair - Dj mOmaMy Love (Amapiano Edit) - Glade MarieWoman (DJ Kwamzy Amapiano Remix) - Doja CatCrystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (DJ Kwamzy Amapiano Remix) - DJ KwamzySuite Heart  - Dj mOmaI Wanna Be Down (Ysus Dion Remix) - BrandySnoop Dogg - Sensual Seduction (Benaiah's Stripped Amapiano Remix) - Sophisticated DelinquencyI Like Your Style (Feat. C Biggz) - DJ KwamzyStay (Boddhi Satva Ancestral Soul Remix) - Rihanna Feat. Mikky EkkoThis Is America (Todd Terry & Louie Vega & Kenny Dope Remix) - Childish GambinoVip - Ahomka Wo Mu (Hagan Edit) - HaganPyramids – Tekniq https://www.apollotheater.org/event/apollo-comedy-club-africa-now/ + https://linktr.ee/qooldjmarv 

O artista plástico santomense René Tavares expõe até 16 de abril no salão nobre do Teatro Municipal do Funchal, "Tchiloli Unlimited - que faz parte do projecto Migrações e Coisas", um trabalho iniciado em 2018 sobre o Tchiloli, mas que começou antes disso no Senegal, com o resgate do património santomense e da identidade crioula deste espectáculo, baseado numa peça de teatro escrita em 1540 pelo madeirense Baltazar Dias.  O propósito de René Tavares é reatar o diàlogo atlântico com a ilha da Madeira 5 séculos depois com o Tchiloli, que é o ex libris de Sao Tomé e Príncipe, com a sua congénére Auto de Floripes na ilha do Príncipe, uma tragi-comédia entre cristãos e mouros, que se disputa entre Carlos Magno e os doze pares de França.   "Tragédia do Marquês de Mântua e do Imperador Carloto Magno" peça escrita em 1540 pelo madeirense cego Baltazar Dias, em cujo salão nobre do teatro municipal do Funchal - que tem o seu nome - decorre até 16 de abril a exposiçao "Tchiloli Unlimited - Migrações e Coisas" do artista plástico santomense René Tavares. Diálogo atlântico, de cruzamento de culturas entre o tradicional e o contemporâneo, entre memória e reinterpretação da lusofonia, um espectáculo de dança, teatro e música, sincrético, subversivo e místico, representativo da crioulização cultural em São Tomé e Príncipe, interpretado apenas por homens, falado num misto de língua "forro" e de português medieval e moderno, com personagens vestindo trajes e enfeites europeus remetendo a essa época, mas também da identidade crioula entre o Funchal e São Tomé e Príncipe, onde o Tchiloli e o seu equivalente na Ilha do Príncipe, o Auto de Floripes, uma tragi-comédia opondo cristãos e mouros, através de Carlos Magno e os doze pares de França, que se realiza anualmente a 15 de Agosto, onde participam mulheres, contrariamente ao Tchiloli, que se cinge mais à tradição carolíngia, mas ambas estas expressões culturais representam o ex libris e expoente má ximo do folclore de São Tomé e Príncipe.  "Arquelogia teatral" disse a etnóloga francesa Françoise Gründ, antiga directora da Maison des Cultures du Monde, que trouxe a Paris em 2006 o grupo Formiguinha da Boa Morte e escreveu "Un Art Ancestral d'Afrique" que considera o Tchiloli como algo em que "escravos forros ou filhos da terra, se apropriaram de uma cultura estrangeira como um código secreto, para através de uma dramaturgia sofisticada, resistir à opressão colonial portuguesa, e de que paradoxalmente, as máscaras do Tchiloli abolem as fronteiras entre o humano e o sobre humano"  Breve biografia de René Tavares René Tavares nasceu em São Tomé e Príncipe, em 1983, e formou-se na Escola Nacional de Belas Artes de Dakar, no Senegal. Paralelamente, participou em vários "ateliers" na galeria Teia D’Arte, em São Tomé, orientado pelos artistas Seyni Gadiaga e Débora Miller, e em 2002 intergou o atelier de pintura e desenho dos finalistas da Faculdade de Belas Artes da Universidade de Lisboa. René Tavares particiopou em 2008 na V Bienal Internacional de Arte e Cultura em Viena, e na exposição Africa Now ! organizada pelo Banco Mundial em Washington D.C, em 2009 obteve uma bolsa de estudo para desenvolver o seu trabalho de pesquisa em artes plásticas em Rennes, França e em 2014, o seu trabalho foi apresentado na Bienal de Veneza e actualmente vive entre São Tomé e Lisboa. Expos em Paris em novembro 2019 no Carreau du Temple no quadro da AKAA - Also Known as Africa -  mas também entre outros em Bordéus, Amsterdão, Bruxelas, Lisboa, Luanda, Joanesburgo e agora no Funchal. Breve histórico sobre o Tchiloli Inspirado num dos episódios do ciclo Carlos Magno, interpretado em forro, português medieval e moderno, os grupos de Tchiloli  – apenas constituídos por homens – um anacrinismo assumido - encenam escravos e mestiços, mascarados, trajados e enfeitados com fitas e indumentárias à moda europeia da época. Simultaneamente sincrético, subsersivo e místico, o espectáculo que nunca se repete da mesma forma, é também um "cadinho" de várias tradições e presta-se a diferentes níveis de leitura. Várias hipóteses sobre a origem do termo Tchiloli Tchiloli poderia ser uma defomração de "tiruliruli", uma espécie de flauta que acompanha danças e dramas populares nalgumas aldeias do distrito do Porto. Uma tentativa de explicação linguística apoia-se nas regras observadas na passagem da língua crioula nativa de São Tomé o "forro". O étimo Tchiloli e a palavra portuguesa Teoria, que designa não apenas uma "teoria" mas também "deputados" no sentido da Grécia Antiga, ou por extensão "um grupo de pessoas marchando em procissão". Segunda a explicação retida, tratar-se-ia da Embaixada do Marquês de Mântua à Côrte de Carlos Magno, ou simplesmente da entrada em cena dos actores.  Além da etimologia e da fonética, a substituição do título original da peça de Baltazar Dias, escrita em 1540 "A Tragédia do Marquês de Mântua e do Imperador Carloto Magno" para "Tchiloli" remete também para a problemática da identidade saotomeense e dos seus questionamentos e desafios, pois nomear é de alguma forma apropriar-se. Mas a introdução da peça de Baltazar Dias em São Tomé é alvo de dúvidas: uma das versões mais difundidas defende que o texto teria chegado à ilha através de actores ambulantes, dado que desde o fim do século XVI, os afortunados produtores de cana de açúcar tentavam rivalizar com os ricos nativos de Portugal e da Ilha da Madeira através da construção de belas moradias, mas também com distracções, convidando companhias de teatro, para se exibirem nas suas roças. Mas esta tese não apoiada por fontes históricas, teria sido avançada por autores portugueses, influenciados pelo lusotropicalismo dos anos 1960, descrito por Gilberto Freire, mas continua a ser retomada em várias publicações. As versões mais acessíveis do texto de Baltasar Dias, são a sua digitalização pela Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal: a de 1737, editada em Lisboa por António Pedroso Galrão e a de 1789, também editada em Lisboa, mas por Francisco Borges de Sousa, um texto de novo publicado em 1907 no Porto. Em 1851, Almeida Garrett publicou a segunda parte do Romanceiro e Cancioneiro Geral, uma recolha de romances no qual se incluía "O Marquês de Mântua", sem atribuição de autor, mas devido à notoriedade de Almeida Garrett, é possível que alguns dos santomenses de regresso ao país após os seus estudos na Europa, tenham levado consigo o texto, pois parece pouco provável que São Tomé o tenha conhecido antes dessa data. Em 1969, em São Tomé, Fernando Reis edita o livro "Pôvô Flogá" (o povo brinca em tradução livre) uma versão remodelada do texto original, que se inspira na transcrição de Almeida Garrett, acampanhada de comentários em português antigo e que constitui ainda a obra de referência sobre o Tchiloli. Verdade é que o Tchiloli nunca é mencionado nas primeiras obras sobre São Tomé e Príncipe, que descrevem os usos e costumes do arquipélago no século XIX. A implantação do Tchiloli em São Tomé só é verdadeiramente atestada a 1 de setembro de 1880 o jornal "O Povo Ultramarino" anuncia a fundação da Associação Sociedade África 23 de Setembro, celebrando o Tchiloli como "o género teatral mais expressivo do folclore santomense", mas atribui-o a Estanislau Augusto Pinto, fundador da dita Sociedade. Outras hipóteses foram aventadas, por exemplo uma importação em várias etapas, mas até hoje, não se sabe com certeza as circunstâncias da introdução do Tchiloli, nem a data da primeira representação em São Tomé. Com o decorrer do tempo os 1.355 octosílabos de Baltasar Dias sofreram poucas modificações: 920 versos foram conservados na versão actual do Tchiloli. Mas o texto original contém algumas passagens posteriores em prosa e em português moderno, sobretudo nas passagens ligadas ao inquérito criminal e ao processo judicial, dando assim livre curso à improvisação do actor.  

In the latest episode of the Doing Business While Black Podcast, Clyde talks with Cassandra Goins. Cassandra has a proven track record. She's worked with some of the most dynamic and accomplished in the entertainment industry. She started as a Marketing Coordinator at Walt Disney Studios; Was President of Tuff Gong International, the record label founded by international reggae legend Bob Marley. Ran Putumayo World Music, Africa division Her consulting business has curated projects such as artists for “Africa Now” at the World-Famous Apollo Theater, in Harlem. And she currently represents “Content Connect Africa” , a South African media/content aggregator and content provider across the continent. Music for today's session was produced by Audionautix and Bird Creek, its licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license www.creativecommons.org http://audionautix.com/ Afrola by Bird Creek (CC)

In this week’s podcast, we have guests from the Africa Now Project. Tune in to hear from Program Director Michelle Mvundura and ANA Board Member Kemi Akinlosotu about their experience working with Africa Now . In the past 3 years of collaboration, the Africa Now team has been awarded over $48,000 in CSF funding. On an annual basis, Africa Now mobilizes a community of passionate and active young professionals that are committed to building a sustainable future for Africa and enriching their global perspective through panels, workshops, resource fairs, and networking. The conference exists to educate, organize, and mobilize youth to imagine and create a sustainable future for the global African community. Learn more about the Africa Now project here: 2018:https://csf.uw.edu/project/832 2019:https://csf.uw.edu/project/891 2020:https://csf.uw.edu/project/980 Check out Africa Now’s Website: https://africanowassociation.com/ You Contact the organization via email at : africanowprogram@gmail.com If you would like to reach out to the CSF, contact our Outreach Coordinator at: uwcsf@uw.edu Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uw_csf/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/uwcsf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UWCSF Visit our Website: https://csf.uw.edu/

Vous n’avez peut-être jamais entendu parler de Cuppy, et pourtant, cette artiste nigériane est une véritable icône de la musique afro et mérite votre attention. Originaire de Lagos, elle quitte son pays à l’âge de 13 ans pour Londres, terre au croisement des genres musicaux. Là-bas, la Nigériane commence à flirter avec les platines, les raves, la pop et la musique électronique alors que l’afrobeat peine encore à s’y développer. Au début des années 2010, elle fait ses bagages direction les États-Unis pour y étudier le son. Après avoir décroché un master en Music Business à la New York University, elle rejoint les rangs de Roc Nation, le label de Jay-Z, et y fait ses armes comme stagiaire. Forte de sa formation chez Jigga, elle lance sa carrière de DJ productrice en 2014 avec une série de mixtapes d’afrobeat : House of Cuppy. Elle collaborera sur les deux opus de la série avec quelques-unes des futures stars de l’afrobeat : Wizkid, Tiwa Savage, Olamide ou encore Yemi Alade. La machine est lancée. Apple Music a du flair et reconnaît le talent de curatrice de la Nigériane. La marque de Cupertino lui propose un radio show sur ses ondes en mai 2020 : Africa Now. Le but : promouvoir l’Afrique et sa diversité musicale. Afrobeat, hip-hop, house, kuduro : la DJ met en avant les différents genres de plus de 54 pays africains, se positionnant ainsi comme une véritable ambassadrice de la musique afro. Aucune chance que 2020 puisse stopper Cuppy, lancée à pleine balle, qui enchaîne en août avec Original Copy, son premier album. Elle y invite la crème de l’afropop, de la world music et du rap UK. Wyclef Jean, Ms. Banks, Darkoo, Rema, Stonebwoy, Julian Marley ou encore Fireboy DML viennent poser sur douze summer tracks qu’on ne saurait que trop vous recommander. Mais la success-story de Cuppy ne s’arrête pas à la musique. En 2018, Forbes la classe dans sa catégorie des "30 personnes de moins de 30 ans à suivre" ("30 under 30") après que cette dernière a levé 17 millions de dollars avec The Cuppy Foundation, qui vient en aide aux enfants déplacés du Nigeria. La productrice débarque également dans le milieu du foot. Mardi 8 septembre, elle apparaît à l’écran dans la nouvelle pub de Manchester United aux côtés du rappeur anglais Sam Wise pour dévoiler le nouveau maillot du club. Qui arrêtera Cuppy ? Personne, visiblement. Véritable icône de la musique afro, elle a été invitée sur Konbini Radio pour faire ce qu’elle sait faire de mieux : mixer de l’afrobeat et vous faire découvrir les dernières nouveautés du genre. Si vous êtes amateur d’afrovibes, branchez-vous sur notre webradio : Konbini Radio ! - Robin RICCITIELLO _______ Pour streamer Konbini Radio, connectez vous sur le site Konbini Radio : radio.konbini.com/en/ Konbini Radio est également disponible sur l’app Sonos France, sur TuneIn, ou encore sur Apple Music Radio et Deezer Radio. _______ Episode : Konbini Radio Mix S05E01 Artist: Cuppy Release date: 2nd October 2020 Radio producer : Robin Riccitiello

Inspired by the Africa Now playlist on Music. It features songs by Wizkid, Rema, Tiwa Savage, Mr Eazi, Wande Coal and more. Enjoy!

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On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by John Ross, Senior Fellow at Chongyang Institute, Renmin University of China, and an award-winning resident columnist with several Chinese media organizations.Top U.S. and Chinese officials exchanged sharp criticisms in the run up to today’s 30th anniversary of the 1989 events in Tiananmen Square, with U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo slamming China’s human rights record and a Chinese government spokesman replying that the remarks aim to “patronise and bully the Chinese people.” What happened 30 years ago, and why is it still such an important issue in contemporary U.S.-China relations? President Trump is in the second day of his visit to the UK. He met this morning with outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May and said he was interested in negotiating what he called a “major trade deal” with the country. Queen Elizabeth hosted a state dinner for the president last night, but Trump’s crowds have been small and very large protests have been staged around the country. Neil Clark, a journalist and broadcaster whose work has appeared in The Guardian, The Week, and Morning Star, joins the show. Sudan’s Transitional Military Council canceled all agreements with the main opposition coalition today just hours after the military fired live ammunition into unarmed pro-democracy protesters. More than 35 people were killed and hundreds were wounded. The military’s leadership said that it would hold elections in nine months, but without the help and support of the opposition. But protest leaders are now calling for a massive nationwide campaign of civil disobedience. Brian and John speak with Mwiza Munthali, the host of the WPFW Radio show Africa Now and formerly with the advocacy group TransAfrica Forum. A Swedish judge has rejected a request to detain Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange in absentia, complicating hopes to extradite him from the UK. Assange faces what many observers call a politically-motivated sexual assault charge in Sweden, but the court’s decision now prohibits Sweden from asking the UK to hold him if he is released. Meanwhile, the Justice Department has decided that Assange will not face charges related to the “Vault 7” leak of CIA cyberweapons. Kevin Gosztola, a writer for Shadowproof.com and co-host of the podcast Unauthorized Disclosure, joins the show. The House of Representatives yesterday finally approved a $19.1 billion disaster relief bill after protests from three Republican House members delayed it for months. The bill has already passed the Senate and has President Trump’s support. The measure would provide aid to states and territories hit by floods, hurricanes, wildfires, and other natural disasters, but is this assistance too little too late? Dr. Adriana Garriga-López, Department Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology at Kalamazoo College, joins Brian and John. Tuesday’s weekly series is False Profits—A Weekly Look at Wall Street and Corporate Capitalism with Daniel Sankey. Brian and John speak with financial policy analyst Daniel Sankey.Today’s regular segment that airs every Tuesday is called Women & Society with Dr. Hannah Dickinson. This weekly segment is about the major issues, challenges, and struggles facing women in all aspects of society. Hannah Dickinson, an associate professor at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and an organizer with the Geneva Women’s Assembly, and Loud & Clear producer Nicole Roussell join the show.

ANNOUNCEMENT! Jollof Warriors! We are here with an announcement about the next LIVE show of Jesus & Jollof! We're taking on the legendary APOLLO THEATER stage as part of the Africa Now! Festival! April 13 at 8pm! Come on!BUY TICKETS at ApolloTheater.org!Follow @Luvvie and @YvonneOrji everywhere on the interwebs.Follow #JesusandJollof on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook! And send any questions or feedback you have to jesusandjollof@gmail.com.

Planet Funk, Marlene Kuntz, Magazzini Generali, Afterhours, Africa Now, Bombino, Mamadu et Mariam, Tommy Kuti, Damon Albarn

Planet Funk, Marlene Kuntz, Magazzini Generali, Afterhours, Africa Now, Bombino, Mamadu et Mariam, Tommy Kuti, Damon Albarn

Planet Funk, Marlene Kuntz, Magazzini Generali, Afterhours, Africa Now, Bombino, Mamadu et Mariam, Tommy Kuti, Damon Albarn (seconda parte)

Planet Funk, Marlene Kuntz, Magazzini Generali, Afterhours, Africa Now, Bombino, Mamadu et Mariam, Tommy Kuti, Damon Albarn (prima parte)

Planet Funk, Marlene Kuntz, Magazzini Generali, Afterhours, Africa Now, Bombino, Mamadu et Mariam, Tommy Kuti, Damon Albarn (seconda parte)

Planet Funk, Marlene Kuntz, Magazzini Generali, Afterhours, Africa Now, Bombino, Mamadu et Mariam, Tommy Kuti, Damon Albarn (prima parte)

On this episode of Africa Now, Adetunji and Nonye focus on critical examination of Africa's infrastructure challenges and opportunities through the lens of a private equity investment company. Mychal Jefferson, the CEO and Chairman of Hamershlag Sulzberger Borg Capital Markets Inc. Hamershlag Sulzberger Borg is a private equity firm founded in 1835, the Company focuses on the business of buying and selling securities such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and certain other investment products. Hamershlag Sulzberger Borg Capital Markets conducts business in the United States. Mychal is an Experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the private family office and private banking industry. Strong entrepreneurship professional skilled in Business Planning, Investor Relations, Entrepreneurship, Private Capital, and Venture Capital. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/africa-podcast-network/support

On this episode of Africa Now, Adetunji and Nonye focus on critical examination of Africa's infrastructure challenges and opportunities through the lens of a private equity investment company. Mychal Jefferson, the CEO and Chairman of Hamershlag Sulzberger Borg Capital Markets Inc. Hamershlag Sulzberger Borg is a private equity firm founded in 1835, the Company focuses on the business of buying and selling securities such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and certain other investment products. Hamershlag Sulzberger Borg Capital Markets conducts business in the United States. Mychal is an Experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the private family office and private banking industry. Strong entrepreneurship professional skilled in Business Planning, Investor Relations, Entrepreneurship, Private Capital, and Venture Capital. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by Jamier Sale, an activist with the ANSWER Coalition who has been organizing protests demanding justice for Stephon Clark; Gloria La Riva, the Peace and Freedom Party’s 2018 California gubernatorial candidate; and Aislinn Borsini, an organizer with Black Lives Matter Chicago.An independent inquest has found that Stephon Clark, the African-American man killed by police in Sacramento last week, was shot eight times. Six of those shots were from behind. Protests in Sacramento have grown steadily since Clark was killed, and sympathetic protests have taken place all over the country. Israeli soldiers killed 17 Palestinians and wounded at least 1400 more on Friday during Land Day demonstrations in Gaza. Twenty Palestinians remain in critical condition. No Israelis were killed or wounded. Why would these protesters put their lives on the line? And why would the Israelis kill them? Longtime peace activist and Code Pink member Tighe Barry and Daoud Kuttab, an award-winning Palestinian journalist whose latest book is “Sesame Street Palestine: The Ups and Downs of Producing a Children’s Program,” join the show. Monday’s regular segment “Education for Liberation with Bill Ayers” looks at the state of education across the country. What’s happening in our schools, colleges, and universities, and what impact does it have on the world around us? Today focuses on the teacher strikes across the nation with Bill Ayers, an activist, educator and the author of the book “Demand the Impossible: A Radical Manifesto.” President Trump killed any hope for a DACA deal just minutes before entering church on Easter Sunday, when he tweeted about an imaginary caravan of illegal immigrants making its way to the United States, that the U.S. does not have any border laws because liberals in Congress prevented them from being passed, and that he would kill NAFTA if Mexico doesn’t do more to close the border. All of Trump’s claims in these tweets are demonstrably false. Carolyn Gomez, a labor organizer and community activist, joins the show. China announced an additional $3 billion in tariffs on US goods, including pork, fruits, and seamless steel pipes, in the wake of President Trump’s initiation of a trade war with that country. The new Chinese tariffs will hit farmers in many states that Trump won in the 2016 election. Jude Woodward, London mayor Ken Livingstone's advisor on culture and creative industries and the author of the new book “The US vs China: Asia's new Cold War?” and Sputnik news analyst Walter Smolarek join Brian and John. Winnie Mandela, the former wife of South African President and anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela, has died at 81. Winnie Mandela fought apartheid with her husband for decades, but the two grew apart during his incarceration and divorced soon after his release from prison. The hosts discuss her important legacy. Mwiza Munthali, the host of the WPFW radio show “Africa Now!”and formerly with the advocacy group TransAfrica Forum, joins the show.President Trump said today that he would freeze $200 million earmarked for Syrian recovery and development, just days after saying he wanted to pull out of Syria as soon as possible. The freeze and the president’s comments contradict both State Department and Defense Department policies. Brian and John speak with Massoud Shadjareh, founder of the Islamic Human Rights Commission.

Here’s Afropop’s annual roundup of great live recordings we’ve captured over the past year but haven't found time to air. We'll hear live tracks from our recent fieldwork in Nigeria, highlights from the Nuits d’Afrique festival in Montreal, the Sacred Music Festival in Fes, Morocco, and the Africa Now! festival at New York’s Apollo Theater, as well as intimate recordings of the kora/cello duo Ballake Sissoko and Vincent Segal. From a Hausa traditional jam in northern Nigeria to rowdy Congolese rock from Mbongwana Star in New York City, expect a rich platter of sounds. Less talk, more music! Produced by Banning Eyre and Ben Richmond. Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW #766

The crowd grows restless until finally the lights go down and the artist takes the stage, and that's when things come alive. It's “Afropop Live! 2016”--an anthology of some of the best performances we had the honor to see and record this year. From our home base in New York to the Festival on the Niger in Mali, this show goes global, bringing you music from across Africa and the diaspora: Kenyan pop, traditional Colombian bullerengue, Haitian compas and more. We'll get intimate performances by NYC-based Colombian-rooted groups Bulla en el Barrio and Combo Chimbita, a festival set from Abdoulaye Diabate, and music from Sauti Sol, Tabou Combo and Mokoomba in New York concert halls. For more live music from this year visit www.afropop.org to see our programs on Colombia in NYC, globalFEST, Africa Now!, MASA, Hakim and Bunny Wailer, and Carnival in BK. Produced by Ben Richmond and Sebastian Bouknight. Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ APWW PGM #742 [Distributed 11/17/2016]

Africa Now! Join us for a whirlwind tour to hear the hottest artists in Lagos, Accra, Nairobi, Kinshasa, Jo'burg and Cairo. We'll check out the hits shaking the dance floors for today's youth. And we'll get the inside stories and scandals.