CAR: Tchad-République centrafricaine : un tourbillon des violences
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Inge Ligtvoet, NRC, 14 October 2014
We horen weinig over Boko Haram. Dat komt hierdoor – Inge Ligtvoet on Boko Haram in Nigeria. Dutch Newspaper NRC
Les reactions des Africains à l’attaque terroriste de Charlie Hebdo
– André SHAMBA, 15 January 2015. Indignation, émotion, colère, choc et compassion, sont là les sentiments exprimés par les africains suite a la l’attaque terroriste contre l’hebdomadaire français satirique Charlie Hebdo. Douze personnes, dont les célèbres dessinateurs Cabu, Wolinski, Tignous et Chab, ainsi que deux policiers,Read More
Leonie Meester – “It’s a War of Communication”: Views on political activism in a Cameroonian diaspora
Worldwide, expansions of communicative possibility have empowered individuals to produce new social and political spaces based on ‘connective power.’ On a continuous basis, Internet-mediated networks and campaigns are constructed for the purpose of social engagement with specific political goals. In concoction with the emerging networkingRead More
CAR: Autochthony and Foreignness in Bangui
– Catherina Wilson, 14 January 2015. Many are those who had not heard of the Central African Republic (CAR) before the outburst of the recent conflict. Some might remember the over-indulgence with which Bokassa, at the end of the seventies, self-proclaimed himself Emperor of his CentralRead More
CAR: Les répercussions de la crise centrafricaine au Cameroun : Des tensions déjà perceptibles.
– Adamou Amadou , 14 January 2015. L’entrée de Mandjou, autrement appelé « Carrefour ». Notre apport relatif à la récente crise centrafricaine consiste à examiner les faits actuels et réels considérés comme éventuels facteurs de contagion de cette crise à l’Est du Cameroun. Ceci dit nous seronsRead More
CAR: Unexpected forces that shape Chadian citizenship: From fluid to fixed belonging?
– Inge Butter, 14 January 2015. Chad and the Central African Republic (C.A.R.) are not only linked through conflict and political support. Between the two territories there is a long relationship of exchange in the form of cross-border family ties, trade networks and resource exploitation. InRead More
Mirjam de Bruijn – Impressions from Chad traveling with Didier Lalaye, 2-16 September 2014
Back in the ‘Vitrine de l’Afrique’ The Capital city N’djaména by night is empty, except for the road that leads to Kabbalaye. The street plan is confusing as the roads are increasingly tarred and new buildings arise, where old one’s have been demolished. The ‘vitrine’Read More
La république du Tchad : un syndrome Burkinabè a ses débuts
– André Shamba, 17 novembre 2014. Il n’y a pas plus de naïveté d’un pouvoir politique que de considérer continuellement sa silencieuse population comme amorphe, peureuse, dépourvue de courage et d’initiatives pour revendiquer ses droits, même dans les situations sociales les plus chaotiques. Le plus scandaleuxRead More
CTD Seminar Series: Pedro Monaville, Cécile Michel and Sapin Makengele, 10 March 2015
Historians Reflect on Visualizing the Past in Kinshasa by Pedro Monaville, Cécile Michel and Sapin Makengele Filmmaker Cécile Michel, popular painter Sapin Makengele, and historian Pedro Monaville will reflect on their collaboration in 2010 and 2011 around The Phantoms of Lovanium, a documentary film about theRead More