Welcome to the latest edition of WE magazine. Enjoy! Bea, Dominik and Ulrike. A Techie In Love With The Arts.

Our Culture A Source Of Life Affirming Joy. Emmanuel Charlse Richardson, 20, Cape Coast, Ghana. There was a time my mother and father met in life to be a couple and care for each other. It came to the point where my father and mum gave birth to my senior siblings. If you want to comment on this article you can do so over at.

Mary Githinji, 26, Nairobi, Kenya. I have an advanced diploma in business information technology. I am a Web developer, freelancer. I have a passion for technology, I read a lot, and I also love to watch movies. Women in tech Please, tell us about the status quo in Africa, Marie. Any example where WE can already see the change? Akirachix is based in Kenya but they are planning to reach out to other parts in Africa and to the rest of t.

Radio As A Force For Peace. Was born in Paris, France. She holds a BA in English Language and Literature from the University of Burundi. Since 1995 she has been deeply invoveld in producing radio shows from conflict areas, mainly in Africa. Her mission is peace building and driving social change for the better. That alone says more than a thousand words. What the ordinary citizen in Burundi had come to understand was that information is power. Radio in Burundi became the fourth estate. How do you build p.

Is Chairman and CEO of the consultancy centre Nord-Sud Ventures , specializing in business intelligence, strategy and lobbying based in Algiers, Algeria. He was born in Algeria in 1962 and has degrees in international relations and economics from Berkeley University and in biology from the Algiers University of Science and Technology. He did further studies in strategy and government affairs at the Foreign Service Institute.

Is a Tunisian assistant lecturer in linguistics at Tunis University and a blogger. She likes photography, reading, writing, watching movies. By now it has spread to Egypt.

You Do Almost Anything To Get Funding. Was born in Nairobi, Kenya. What made you a filmmaker Wanuri? I used to watch a lot of TV. I was a bookworm and a telly addict. When I walked for the first time into a pr.

This article was first published in the 3 Quarks Daily, July 26. When Western tourists talk about Africa somehow it seems to me that what they really mean is East and Southern Africa, places like Namibia, Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana and parts of Uganda where you will find safaris and zebras and elephants and lakes in abundance. Or bailing out Greece and Iceland? Certainly not; it would have gone instead towards providing grants for publishers and novels churn.