Well, we won’t be blogging realtime from the Digital Citizen Indaba. Rhodes University has pretty conservative policies on access to their academic network – I… Read More »Opening sessions at Digital Citizen Indaba
A number of African bloggers have pointed out that many of the speakers at the Digital Citizen Indaba in Grahamstown later this week aren’t bloggers,… Read More »Advance critique of the Indaba
“‘Knocking off a bank or an armored truck,’ he said, ‘is merely crude. Knocking off an entire republic has, I feel, a certain style.’” –… Read More »Understanding the Wonga Coup
A major topic of conversation in the African blogosphere over the past 18 months has been the increasing influence of China in Africa. Several of… Read More »How will China influence Zambia’s elections?
I got interested in Africa over a decade ago because I was interested in African music. I was lucky enough to attend a college that… Read More »Some AfroElectro sounds for your weekend
A group of students at Cambridge Community Television took on a class project in a video production class: a short documentary on Citizen Journalism. The… Read More »A video intro to Citizen Journalism