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Journée mondiale des refugiés à Bangui

| July 12, 2017

– Max-Landry Kassaï, 20 juin 2017 La journée mondiale des réfugiés est célébrée aujourd’hui dans notre pays à l’instar des autres pays du monde. Tous les réfugiés présents sur le sol centrafricain, voudraient, à travers cette solennité, remercier le gouvernement centrafricain pour son hospitalité. Il s’agitRead More

ASA, blog, Cameroun, CAR, CARcrisis, communities, Congo, connecting, dreams, journée mondiale des réfugiés, Max-Landry Kassaï, RCA, RDC, refugees, security, Séléka, Soudan, Tchad African Present, Central Africa now, Le Chroniqueur Centreafricain Comments Off Print this News

Mirjam de Bruijn, The Cipher Brief, 14 October 2015

| January 28, 2016

Mirjam de Bruijn’s article Transforming Africa under the Expert Commentary section https://www.thecipherbrief.com/article/transforming-africa Complete feature package on The Rise of Mobile Technology in Africa by The Cipher Brief https://www.thecipherbrief.com/article/rise-mobile-technology-africa

Africa, communication, connecting, ICT, mobile phones, mobility, social dynamics, technology In the media, Output Comments Off Print this News

Inge Ligtvoet – Fieldwork Photo Story: Nigeria, 2014-2015

| June 15, 2015

I conducted one year of field research in Nigeria from February 2014. It was a very intense year for Nigeria and so it became a very intense year for me in the field. Boko Haram became more violent and omnipresent in Nigerian media. And afterRead More

connecting, connection, enriching, Enugu, fieldwork, heroes, hope, ICT, mobile phones, mobility, Nigeria, photo Field Reports, From the Field Comments Off Print this News

Fiona Dragstra – Is a picture worth a thousand words?

| June 12, 2015

Ouagadougou, May 11th, 2015. In our Western world of written history and text, we often see this as the only place where knowledge is created and spread. Institutionalized knowledge is created and spread through words. Once not written down, something is subject to our ownRead More

Africa, afrique, Balai Citoyen, Burkina Faso, citizen movements, communication, connecting, connection, debate, expression, Film, ICT, Image, Ouagadougou, social change, Voice African Present Comments Off Print this News

Fiona Dragstra – Connecting in Times of Power Cuts

| June 9, 2015

Ouagadougou, April 2015 La realite Africaine or c’est la vie are phrases often heard when the power falls short in Ouagadougou. The issue of access to power, energy, and plugs prove to be a new little dimension to connecting and communicating in my research, whichRead More

Africa, African Studies, afrique, Burkina Faso, communication, connecting, connection, electricity, ICT, mobilization, Ouagadougou, powercuts African Present Comments Off Print this News

« Y’EN A MARRE », « BALAI CITOYEN », « FILIMBI » : LA NAISSANCE D’UN PANAFRICANISME DES PEUPLES-PROTECTEURS DE LA DEMOCRATIE.

| April 8, 2015

– André SHAMBA, 8 April 2015. Ils ont nourrit les menus informationnels de médias internationaux pendant beaucoup de jours. Les activistes Sénégalais et Burkinabè, membres des mouvements « Y’en a marre » et « Balai citoyen », avaient été arrêtés le dimanche 15 mars à Kinshasa la capitale deRead More

Burkina Faso, citizen movements, conflict, connecting, connection, DRC, Kinshasa, Senegal, social media, social movements, violence African Present, Central Africa now Comments Off Print this News

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Connecting in Times of Duress

connecting

Journée mondiale des refugiés à Bangui

Inge Ligtvoet – Fieldwork Photo Story: Nigeria, 2014-2015

Fiona Dragstra – Connecting in Times of Power Cuts

CTD

Connecting in Times of Duress

connecting

Journée mondiale des refugiés à Bangui

Mirjam de Bruijn, The Cipher Brief, 14 October 2015

Inge Ligtvoet – Fieldwork Photo Story: Nigeria, 2014-2015

Fiona Dragstra – Is a picture worth a thousand words?

Fiona Dragstra – Connecting in Times of Power Cuts

« Y’EN A MARRE », « BALAI CITOYEN », « FILIMBI » : LA NAISSANCE D’UN PANAFRICANISME DES PEUPLES-PROTECTEURS DE LA DEMOCRATIE.

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