Moses März writes of Édouard Glissant, Martinican, poet and compatriot of the more celebrated Aimé Césaire and Frantz Fanon
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Remember Glissant
By Chimurenga on April 12, 2021 in Arts & Pedagogy, Books & Oration, Chronic, Media & Propaganda, Systems of Governance
Your Own Hand Sold You: Voluntary servitude in the Francafrique
By Chronic on December 28, 2020 in Cash & Commerce, Chronic, Media & Propaganda, Systems of Governance
In the CFA franc, the French colonial mission in West Africa found a way to ensure a paternalist and pernicious stranglehold on the economies of a vast region of the continent.
SALUT GLISSANT
“Nothing is true, everything is alive.” Starting from this paradox, Moses März, imagines a conversation between Glissant and his friend and fellow writer Patrick Chamoiseau about the Philosophy of Relation.
The “Walking Corpse”
Thousands of Africans, physically displaced and economically disabled by postcolonial dis-order, confront […]
THE MARTYRDOM OF MAYOR ORLANDO
by Moses Marz Elected four times as mayor of Palermo over a period […]
A Brief History of Fufu Pounding
By Moses März In July 2016, the Kumasi Polytechnic presented the K-POLY […]
The Second German Chronic is Here
The second German-language edition of the Chronic takes up the theme of new […]
The Invention of African Football
Moses März documents his fleeting orbit of the “African” football scene, from […]
Four Days in June
By Moses Marz President Omar al-Bashir is looking out of the window of […]
Jeune Afrique
By Moses Marz In 1968, Béchir Ben Yahmed launched his first attempt […]
The Institute
Cultural institutes are considered effective instruments in foreign policy for any nation-state […]