
Dictators and Pop Stars
A number of North American pop artists have lent their star power to African dictators.
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Sean Henry Jacobs is the founder of Africa Is a Country. He currently edits the Eleven Named People newsletter.

A number of North American pop artists have lent their star power to African dictators.

Commercials to promote a retro music show on a local Cape Town, South Africa-radio station provides a necessary corrective to the amnesia and myth making in the country's public (and popular) life.

Two photographers - unrelated - highlight the precarious existence of gay lives on the continent.

Dylan Valley talks his film revisiting violent events of September 2010 when Cape Town municipal police waged war on poor black residents of rich, white Hout Bay.

Andre Pinard works for a advertising and brand agency that markets products historically associated with white, upper class consumers to the black urban market.





