Sep 14, 2013
I just wanted to be part of something. But the thing I wanted to be part of did not exist. I had to make it.
—Ntone Edjabe
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I just wanted to be part of something. But the thing I wanted to be part of did not exist. I had to make it.
—Ntone Edjabe
"Why are whites called ex-pats while blacks are called migrants?"
-Chimurenga founder Ntone Edjabe, speaking at the University of Georgia on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013. Edjabe has published his journal for over a decade from Cape Town, S.A. The last edition in 2011 was a newspaper set in 2008 covering xenophobic riots around South Africa.
We engage with life, we try to present life as complex as it really is.
Ntone Edjabe, Chimurenga
Ntone Edjabe from cameroon is the founder of the south africa based magazine.
He is getting inernational recognition for his unconventional portrayal of africa.