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Sociolingo's Africa
http://www.sociolingo.wordpress.com
- Author: sociolingo
- Listed in: News & Media Culture
- Tags: africa Culture news Academic info linguistics archaeology
- Added on: Feb 18th, 2007
- Country: Mali
- Language: English
I live in Mali in West Africa and I collect news and information about African countries. I started this blog as a way of keeping all my African material together.
I hope you find something here that interests you. I usually include short snippets from websites and newsletters in order to bring the attention of my readers to useful information on these sites. This is done on the basis of fair use and on a non-commercial basis. If you find information from your site on this blog and you object to the use of snippets from your website, please contact me and I will remove the item from the blog and stop using your website as a source. Thank you to everyone who sends me information to include on the blog, or who amends any mistake.
Disclaimer: This blog is produced for the sole purpose of sharing useful information. I make no warranty, express or implied, of its completeness and therefore assume no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, reliability or usefulness of any information.
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Morocco : African Festival features late Senegal’s filmmaker
Ousmane Sembene, who is widely regarded as the father of the African cinema, will be posthumously celebrated in the 11th African Cinema Festival in the Moroccan city of Khouibga. Read the full article North African Film Good article on Ousmane Semben...
South Africa archaeology : Workers unearth ancient tools
More archaeological news from South Africa …. prehistoric tools were unearthed during the excavation of a swimming pool at a Pretoria school. The tools are believed to date back at least 100 000 years when prehistoric man roamed the Pretoria a...
South Africa archaeology : Heritage dig yields Zulu artefacts
A new archaeological dig in South Africa has uncovered Zulu artefacts from the 19th century. The excavation was undertaken by Amafa, KwaZulu-Natal’s heritage body, to locate the outer palisade of an oval-shaped homestead of about 1 500 beehive-...
Find jobs in West Africa
Daniel Morris’s article about finding work in West Africa is very good and practical. He looks at the various options available. One of the main tenets seems to be that you need to actually be in the country you are seeking work in. It is not u...
Video: travel through Mali - youtube
Nice video this, and it gives you a taste of Mali. Check out jszlasa on YouTube, they have lots of Mali vids....
