Athena Kugblenu reviews the Distant Relatives show, with Damian Marley and Nas plus support from Akala and Dadid Rodigan.Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Wednesday, 7 July 2010
July Extras
Recently published on Lucid Magazine:
'In the Middle Ages books were rare, and so was honesty. A book, it was said, was worth as much as a farm; unlike a farm, it was portable property that could easily be purloined. Books, therefore, were kept under lock and key.’
Canon B H Streeter, The Chained Library, 1931
Lucy Graham visits an English chained library with a centuries old tradtion that remains in place today.
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Ghana's Black Stars were the most successful African team in South Africa. Athena Kugblenu reviews Football Fables, a Baff Akoto documentary that sheds light on the background of the youngest team in the 2010 World Cup.
'In the Middle Ages books were rare, and so was honesty. A book, it was said, was worth as much as a farm; unlike a farm, it was portable property that could easily be purloined. Books, therefore, were kept under lock and key.’
Canon B H Streeter, The Chained Library, 1931
Lucy Graham visits an English chained library with a centuries old tradtion that remains in place today.
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Ghana's Black Stars were the most successful African team in South Africa. Athena Kugblenu reviews Football Fables, a Baff Akoto documentary that sheds light on the background of the youngest team in the 2010 World Cup.
Monday, 5 July 2010
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