‘Like Black Mirror, But a Book.’ Temi Ibirogba’s First Draft
African policy researcher, Temi Ibirogba sees a lot of misconceptions about Africa and blackness. Read our interview.
Temi Ibirogba
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‘Iziegbe’, an eclectic twelve-minute dance film by choreographer, Izzy Odigie, reminds us that dance is a language that can be used for political imagination and storytelling. Read more.
Algeria’s Indefinite Pause What Will COVID-19 Mean for Algeria’s Year-long Protests?
The coronavirus pandemic provides the opportunity that Algerian authorities have been hoping for: a nonviolent way to silence unrelenting protesters. Read more.
Temi Ibirogba
is an Africa foreign policy researcher based in Washington D.C. and a Sub-Editor at The Republic. Her writing has been featured in Sahara Reporters and Face2Face Africa.