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Damien Chazelle’s ‘The Eddy’: First look at Netflix series
Once a celebrated jazz pianist in New York, Elliot Udo (André Holland) is now the co-owner of struggling club The Eddy, where he manages the house band fronted by lead singer and on-again-off-again girlfriend Maja (Joanna Kulig). As Elliot learns that his business partner Farid (Tahar Rahim) may be involved in some questionable practices at the club, secrets begin to come to light that have also been concealed from Farid’s wife Amira (Leïla Bekhti), and when Elliot’s troubled teenage daughter Julie (Amandla Stenberg) suddenly arrives in Paris to live with him, his personal and professional worlds quickly start to unravel as he confronts his past, fighting to save the club and protect those closest to him.[x]
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The Little Free Pantry Project
The Little Free Pantry utilizes a familiar, compelling concept to pique local interest in and action against local food insecurity. The Little Free Pantry offers a place around which neighbors might coalesce to meet neighborhood needs, whether for food or for fun.
The single Little Free Pantry is “little.” Lots of Little Free Pantries might be big. Duplicate freely.
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Little Free Pantry Plans
The artist talks about his project spaces in London and Nigeria, and Africa’s untapped artistic potential
About eight years ago, I acquired some land in Lagos. Now we’re in the process of building a residency in Lekki, a rapidly developing area in the east of the city. It will house three artists at a time, with studio and gallery spaces on the ground floor, and residents’ bedrooms above.
The project also extends to a 30-acre farm in Ijebu, three hours northeast of Lagos. We’re in the process of landscaping and building a barn house and studios for artists, using sustainable materials such as mud, as well as a walled garden where people can learn about indigenous plants. Lagos is a very busy urban area with a lot of nightlife and music, so Ijebu will be for artists who need a more quiet space to produce work on a larger scale (there also will be a sculpture garden on the farm).
‘A boost for the local economy …’ Architectural drawings of Yinka Shonibare’s Ecology Green Farm in Nigeria. Photograph: Courtesy of Yinka Shonibare
Ghana’s hugely successful Year of Return saw international visitors flocking to West Africa in 2019. Along the way it’s also created what some observers say is a major cultural shakeup that could redefine (West) Africa for good.
Women on the hustle. A roadside seller poses for a photo. What fortune lies beyond each day as it elapses following several hours of working hard towards achieving a sustainable development. Happy new week people. Run your race
Life in Karamoja
Uganda’s Karamoja region is often portrayed as a rural frontier where life revolves around cattle, poverty and firearms. This photo story, a collaboration between reporters from Global Press Journal’s Uganda team, is the first in a series providing a glimpse of what life is really like in the northeast region of the country.
Photo top: Norah Panger, 19, carries water in a jerry can on her head in Kokoya village in Kotido district. Infrastructure is often absent or poorly-maintained in the Karamoja region, making sustainable access to goods and services a challenge for many people. Apophia Agiresaasi, GPJ Uganda
Photo middle: A trader and buyer discuss a charcoal sale at Nabulwa Lokunya Market in Uganda’s Kotido district. Nakisanze Segawa, GPJ Uganda

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Section 8 vouchers should give low-income people the opportunity to live outside poor communities. But discriminatory landlords, exclusionary zoning and the federal government’s hands-off approach leave recipients with few places to call home.
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The beauty of the Turkana community in Northern Kenya
The beads are a way of the husband showing love to the wife.
2019 Might Be The Best Year So Far For The African Space Industry

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A Korea-Zanzibar marine hatchery project aims to increase the production seed for aquaculture in East Africa in order to reduce food insecurity.
Plans to increase East Africa’s aquaculture production have received a major boost with the fast-tracking of a marine hatchery project that has been domiciled in the semi-autonomous Indian Ocean Island nation of Zanzibar.
The project, which is supported by the U.N.’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), is being financed by both the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the Zanzibar government, will in the coming years be expected to produce 10 million milkfish fingerlings, one million sea cucumber juveniles, and one million mud crablets annually. The project will be a major step toward addressing fish seed shortages not only in Zanzibar – which is part of Tanzania – but also other countries within the Lake Victoria basin, such as Kenya and Uganda.
According to the East African Community (EAC) – an intergovernmental organization composed of six countries in the African Great Lakes region – aquaculture production in the region remains low, contributing a mere 13.5 percent of Eastern Africa’s total fishery output.