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Author: Basler Afrika Bibliographien
The Basler Afrika Bibliographien (BAB) is the largest Namibia documentation centre outside Namibia. Its vast library and archive holdings are mainly used by scholars working on Namibian historical topics with its website providing information ranging from catalogues, books, comics, posters, photographs, and audio-visual recordings from Namibia.

5 August 202428 December 2024 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 13: Dala

The Necklace Acoustic Pasts, Echoed Futures: Auralgraph from Omaruru, 1954.

15 December 202316 December 2023 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 12: The Crossing

Monolithic: Architectural Snapshots Images from Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa, Sudan, Zaire, North and West Africa.

19 May 202319 May 2023 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 10: The Struggle

Windhoek To Khartoum, 1960: Photographing People Whose History I Did Not Know The faces of the Whites are petrified, those of the Blacks lurking, watching.

24 May 202224 May 2022 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 8: Komesho

The Unseen Self Should we talk about the coloniality of shadows?

30 November 202130 November 2021 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 7: Soon/Come

Framing A New Liberated Africa Feeding the desire to construct new African worlds through apertures and shutter speeds.

22 July 202130 July 2021 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 6: Tomorrow/Together

The White Lady When we listen closely to history, we hear echoes of lingering violence.

12 March 202130 July 2021 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 5: Start/Continue

History Like Water Fluid, flowing, ever on and on.

1 November 20204 December 2021 Basler Afrika BibliographienIn Issue 4: Worlds Beyond This One...

Old Location Doek and dance in Windhoek's Old Location, 1959-1960.

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