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Return the gods

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By Sharon Tshipa, Hugo Canham, Dennis Laumann
| Africa Is a Country
On an eddy of a wind rising from the breath of the world, a bold dream rides: to reanimate the mythologies of Africa and seed the earth with the knowledge of its gods, so that they might be as storied as any Olympian. An audacious dream—unspeakably beautiful—it has captured my heart. It speaks my name, because, haunted by the vacuum left by the dismantling, demonization, and erasure of the mythologies and moral architectures that once ordered African lives, I conceived a return of those stories.
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How to defeat the right

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By Harrison Stetler, Keith Ang'ana, Sharon Tshipa, William Shoki
| Africa Is a Country
There is nothing inevitable about the rise of the far right, which French voters again overwhelming rejected on July 7. Last night, the left-wing Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) alliance pulled off a historic upset in France’s snap parliamentary elections, emerging in Sunday’s runoff vote as the largest bloc in the incoming National Assembly.
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Dear Mr Ruto

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By Keith Ang'ana, Sharon Tshipa, William Shoki, Sean Jacobs
| Africa Is a Country
On November 27, 2019, at a rally pushing the Building Bridges Initiative at the Bomas of Kenya, Amani National Congress Party Leader Musalia Mudavadi was the first to speak. Mudavadi took to the podium to urge then-President Uhuru Kenyatta to address the country’s difficult economic situation. He said, “The economy is ailing.
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