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Read more about the article Special: 21 books in September 2021

Special: 21 books in September 2021

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:December 21, 2021
  • Post category:Africa/Americas/Asia/Europe/Europe and the Americas/Maghreb/Mashreq/Persian world/Southeast Asia/Sub-Saharan Africa/Turkish world
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Every year for my party I give myself and I get books, here is the list of new arrivals this year "The Discovery of America by the Turks " by…

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Read more about the article Adobe, the mud bricks
The mosque of Djenné, in Mali, built entirely of bench, a variant of adobe

Adobe, the mud bricks

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:December 14, 2021
  • Post category:Africa/Asia
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One of the most underrated materials in the world, with incredible affordability and impressive strength. Adobe was (and still is) one of the materials that most distinguish the Islamic world,…

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Read more about the article The Football in “Timbuktu”

The Football in “Timbuktu”

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:December 12, 2021
  • Post category:Africa/Sub-Saharan Africa
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We rarely tell you about a movie more than once but with “Timbuktu” it was really impossible to avoid it. Here are 3 of the most beautiful scenes of this…

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Read more about the article Imarhan, the evolution of the desert

Imarhan, the evolution of the desert

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:December 12, 2021
  • Post category:Africa/Maghreb/Sub-Saharan Africa
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An incredible group representing the second generation of Tuareg raised in Algeria. The Imarhan will know how to involve you with new and different sounds, but with a solid link…

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Read more about the article Tamikrest, Tuareg alliance

Tamikrest, Tuareg alliance

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:December 11, 2021
  • Post category:Africa/Maghreb/Sub-Saharan Africa
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After taking you to Mauritania, it's time to play a real Tuareg band. Initially inspired by the Tinariwen, Tamikrest managed to find their way into the desert, creating truly incredible…

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Read more about the article 5 film for the summer

5 film for the summer

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:May 26, 2020
  • Post category:Africa/Arabian Peninsula/Asia/Europe and the Americas/Indian subcontinent/Mashreq/Persian world/Sub-Saharan Africa/Turkish world
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We started with books and continue with films. We present our 5 Middle East themed films for this summer, present on: Netflix, Sky, Youtube and, of course, in DVD format.…

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Read more about the article “Timbuktu” by Abderrahmene Sissako

“Timbuktu” by Abderrahmene Sissako

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:March 8, 2020
  • Post category:Africa/Maghreb/Sub-Saharan Africa
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Today we take you to Timbuktu with one of the most beautiful sub-Saharan films ever. We will be dragged to the legendary desert city, to witness the impact of the…

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Read more about the article Tinariwen, desert musicians

Tinariwen, desert musicians

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:February 25, 2020
  • Post category:Africa/Maghreb/Sub-Saharan Africa
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After bringing you the Arab and Kabylian soul of Algerian music, today we talk about Tuareg music, another population of this incredible country. The Tinariwen are those who most of…

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“Sound of Berberia”, interview with the director

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 17, 2020
  • Post category:Africa/Maghreb
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This week we took you on a journey into Tuareg music, we thought the best way was to end with a real roadmovie. "Sound of Berberia" is a journey of…

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