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kushinda!: April 2010
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Friday, 9 April 2010. 8 'I have eaten my poetry' Mbizo Chirasha. It has been a full three months since k! 7 but worth the wait to have the privilege of publishing these new works by Zimbabwe's. A performance poet and writer of international acclaim, Mbizo's achievements include Guest Poet of the Namibia - Haiti Fundraising Project and Poet in Residence at the. International Conference of African Culture and Development 2009. Can read more of his work at his. LETTER TO MY DAUGHTER. I have eaten my poetry.
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kushinda!: February 2009
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Monday, 23 February 2009. Responds to his experience of an IDP. Uganda, in prose. And Louisa M.J. Responds to his words using digital. Media . Coming up in the next issue. Traditional artist Sanaa Gateja paints on barkcloth, his pupil Kateeba Anthony prefers a more modern approach -. Explores their techniques, motives and inspirations. Matt Bish on Ugandan films. Music, art, theatre. GULU - A CROSS CULTURAL REFERENCE. The Children of the Camps and the Angels of Mercy. The wind has not won the fight.
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kushinda!: k!2
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Thursday, 5 February 2009. In this issue :. An exclusive interview with film maker. A fascinating insight into the issues affecting the emerging film industry in Uganda, from the problems faced by film makers to film's potential to effect social change, and Matt's own inspirations and approach to making the recent full-length movie. E of the Souls. From what I read, Kinna Uganda. I believe “Kinna Uganda” to some extent does help prepare so m. From my own interpretatio. Me to the conclusion that any film.
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kushinda!: December 2009
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Thursday, 17 December 2009. 7 The Hope in Her Child's Dreams Poems and Pictures from South Africa. The Hope in Her Child's Dreams Poems and Pictures. A young poet and artist from Sharpeville, one of the most historically significant places in South Africa. He is in his own words 'a shy ordinary fellow who prefers his own space and enjoys the world of creative arts.' He is currently working towards completing his first anthology of poems, which he has also illustrated. Hope in her child’s dreams. Has drow...
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kushinda!: K!3
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Monday, 23 February 2009. Responds to his experience of an IDP. Uganda, in prose. And Louisa M.J. Responds to his words using digital. Media . Coming up in the next issue. Traditional artist Sanaa Gateja paints on barkcloth, his pupil Kateeba Anthony prefers a more modern approach -. Explores their techniques, motives and inspirations. Matt Bish on Ugandan films. Music, art, theatre. GULU - A CROSS CULTURAL REFERENCE. The Children of the Camps and the Angels of Mercy. The wind has not won the fight.
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kushinda!: August 2009
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Friday, 7 August 2009. 6 "Art also brings to light" Overcoming Societal Divisions in Kisumu, Kenya. Willis Otieno lives and works in Kisumu, Kenya's third largest city, a port on the shores of Lake Victoria on the main road to the Ugandan border. His Takataka Treasures (Trash Treasures) are created with crushed egg shells on black cloth stretched over board. Along with other artists in Kisumu. Ing Societal Divisions through Art. Art is basically one of the comp. This can be achieved by artistic creativit...
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kushinda!: January 2009
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Friday, 23 January 2009. 1-and-a-half (a prelude to k! Whilst gathering material for k! I thought I'd wet your appetites with news of what you have to look forward to, the highlight of which will, if all goes to plan, be an interview with Matt Bish of. Battle of the Souls. In the meantime, and to inspire all you budding artists and writers out there, check out some of the links in the sidebar and if you've a few minutes take a look at this video interview with. Welsh artist Mary Lloyd Jones. Where you wi...
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kushinda!: k!8 ~ 'I have eaten my poetry' ~ Mbizo Chirasha
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Friday, 9 April 2010. 8 'I have eaten my poetry' Mbizo Chirasha. It has been a full three months since k! 7 but worth the wait to have the privilege of publishing these new works by Zimbabwe's. A performance poet and writer of international acclaim, Mbizo's achievements include Guest Poet of the Namibia - Haiti Fundraising Project and Poet in Residence at the. International Conference of African Culture and Development 2009. Can read more of his work at his. LETTER TO MY DAUGHTER. I have eaten my poetry.
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kushinda!: k!6 ~ "Art also brings to light" ~ Overcoming Societal Divisions in Kisumu, Kenya
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Friday, 7 August 2009. 6 "Art also brings to light" Overcoming Societal Divisions in Kisumu, Kenya. Willis Otieno lives and works in Kisumu, Kenya's third largest city, a port on the shores of Lake Victoria on the main road to the Ugandan border. His Takataka Treasures (Trash Treasures) are created with crushed egg shells on black cloth stretched over board. Along with other artists in Kisumu. Ing Societal Divisions through Art. Art is basically one of the comp. This can be achieved by artistic creativit...
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kushinda!: k!9 - 'the story that tells the tale' - Philani Nyoni
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Thursday, 20 May 2010. 9 - 'the story that tells the tale' - Philani Nyoni. This month's poet is. A young Zimabwean law student studying in South Africa. Born in 1989 in Bulawayo, he won his first literary competition in 2007 and began his career as a performance poet with. Zimbabwe Poets For Human Rights. OH WHERE ART THOU OH ACHILLES? His torso was the envy of Apollo,. Where he walked no man could follow. His chest was a breastplate of amour,. Smithed by the gods, and he found humour. In the grave still.
