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"1st of May, Day of the Worker" Mozambique, 1980.
Makua women's dance costume, Mozambique, by Conselho Municipal da Cidade da Ilha de Moçambique
Mario Macilau Mozambique
Man on a dhow, Nampula Province, Island of Mozambique, Mozambique
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Various Helmet masks lipiko (pl. mapiko) 1940-1950 Spatial Coverage Tengatenga Mozambique Mueda Plateau, south of the Rovuma River in northern Mozambique Medium Wood, hair, resin/wax, metal Indigenous Group Makonde-Mawia Photo Source Bortolot files Collected by Waclaw Korabiewicz in Tengatenga Village near Mocimboa do Rovuma, on the border of Mozambique and Tanzania, in 1953. The American Museum of Natural History purchased masks from Dr. Waclaw Korabiewicz in 1953.
New Google Translate update has wonderful connotations
Under apartheid, publishing radical books was an act of resistance. Ravan Press, (founded in 1972 by Peter Randall and others) amplified banned voices, Black Consciousness writers, and critical texts that commercial publishers wouldn’t touch.
Ravan published the first novels by authors like J.M. Coetzee and Miriam Tlali, often risking raids and censorship to do so. Its work was one part of a broader liberation struggle across Southern Africa, building political awareness from the grassroots up.
See more primary sources in the Struggles for Freedom: Southern Africa collection on JSTOR, with an emphasis on materials from Botswana, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe.
Image: Books for Workers from Ravan Press. January 1, 1984. Digital Innovation South Africa.