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  • The image shows two people inside a vehicle. One person, likely wearing a blonde wig and sunglasses, leans towards the other, who has a beard and a concerned expression. The setting appears casual and slightly cramped, with a background that suggests they are parked in a busy area. The overall mood seems tense or serious, as both individuals have focused looks on their faces. Colonialism, racism, gender... ’Le Rire et le Couteau’ breaks the mold in Guinea-Bissau Jean Stern · 2 September
  • The image features three illustrated book covers, each depicting a different African leader: 1. **Mobutu**: The cover is titled "Histoire du Zaire" and shows Mobutu Sese Seko, characterized by his leopard-skin hat and colorful uniform. The background includes scenes of the country and social dynamics. 2. **Eyadema**: The second cover, titled "Histoire du Togo," portrays Gnassingbé Eyadéma, wearing a military uniform. The imagery suggests themes related to Togolese history and leadership. 3. **Kadhafi**: The third cover reads "Histoire de la Révolution Libyenne" and features Muammar Gaddafi, depicted with a serious expression amidst scenes of revolution and cultural symbols. Overall, the illustrations highlight the leaders' roles and historical contexts in their respective countries, with bold colors and graphic styles. “Once upon a time...” French Comics at the Service of Dictatorships Kalidou Sy · 18 April
  • The image features a smiling man wearing a dark hat and a sweater. He is standing in an outdoor setting, likely near agricultural land, with a backdrop of hills and a partly cloudy sky. The ground appears to be bare earth, suggesting possible farming activity nearby. His cheerful expression conveys a sense of warmth and friendliness. In Madagascar, “farmers have always seen the state as an oppressive system” Fanny Pigeaud · November 2024
  • The image depicts a historical scene likely from a public event or rally. In the foreground, two men are engaging in conversation; one is dressed in a military uniform, while the other wears a military-style jacket with insignia. They both seem to be smiling and interacting positively. Behind them, a crowd of people of various ages is visible, with many holding flags and displaying enthusiastic gestures. The atmosphere appears lively, suggesting a moment of celebration or political significance. The image is in black and white, adding to its historical context. “The forces that were arrayed against Thomas Sankara were too much” Victoria Brittain · October 2024
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