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Experts say this is how Africa can take ownership of its business narratives
“Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will glorify the hunter. The same can be said about the media, ‘until the lions have their own journalists the news coverage of the hunt will glorify the hunter,” said Yasmin Kumi, award-winning entrepreneur and founder and CEO of Africa Foresight Group.
Experts say this is how Africa can take ownership of its business narratives.
Johannesburg, 28 March 2022 – “Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will glorify the hunter.
Africa No Filter Presents: Another scramble for Africa? Unpacking narratives on Business in Africa
Another scramble for Africa? Unpacking narratives on Business in AfricaA conversation unpacking narratives about business in Africa. Highlighting insights we found when we analysed 750 million news articles in African and global media about business in Africa for The...
Africa No Filter Presents: Another scramble for Africa? Unpacking narratives on Business in Africa.
We were, and that’s why we’re starting a conversation to unpack narratives about business in Africa. Join our webinar on Thursday, 24th March at 1pm GMT, 2pm WAT, 3pm SAST, 4pm EAT to highlight insights we found when we analysed 750 million news articles in African and global media about business in Africa for The Business in Africa Narrative Report.
Africa No Filter and Meta announce the next generation of XR creators in Africa
Africa No Filter and Meta today announced the next generation of Extended Reality (XR) creators in Africa with six recipients selected from the Future Africa: Telling Stories, Building Worlds program.
New report on narratives on business in Africa shows another ‘scramble for Africa’ by foreign powers is underway in international media
There is another scramble for Africa according to international media, but this time it is about who can best profit from the continent’s business opportunities.
Un nouveau rapport met en lumière les discours persistants sur les affaires en Afrique, alors que le potentiel du continent continue d’être négligé
Africa No Filter et AKAS, le cabinet international de conseil en stratégie de communication, ont publié aujourd’hui un nouveau rapport, intitulé le rapport narratif sur les affaires en Afrique, qui met en évidence l’existence d’un certain nombre de récits problématiques sur les affaires en Afrique, à la suite d’une analyse complète des environnements médiatique, numérique et universitaire internationaux et africains.
ANF Academy Presents: Get Your Book Published
ANF Academy Presents: Get Your Book PublishedBook publishing is a selling game, from turning an idea into a compelling manuscript and finding an agent, publisher, retailers and readers. The ANF Academy fireside chat, Get Your Book Published, is aimed at helping...
Representation is top of mind for the latest artists funded by the Africa No Filter Kekere Storytellers Fund
How do you tell a story powerfully? Represent yourself. That’s the theme in the stories that will be produced by 11 emerging and mid-career artists selected to be in the second cohort of the Kekere Storytellers Fund.
Des artistes africains vont réaliser des projets déterminants pour leur carrière dans le cadre du programme de bourses pour artistes émergents de Africa No Filter
Quel est le dénominateur commun entre un ancien esclave gambien la nourriture basotho, le textile kitenge que l’on trouve en Afrique de l’Est et la poterie Dada de l’État de Kwara au Nigeria ?
African artists to produce career-defining projects as part of the Africa No Filter Emerging Artists Fellows program
What does a formerly enslaved Gambian have in common with Basotho food, the kitenge textile found in East Africa and Dada pottery from Kwara State in Nigeria?
Une nouvelle initiative médiatique pour mieux appréhender la couverture de l’Afrique par les médias internationaux
The Africa Center, basé à New York, l’organisation pour le changement de discours Africa No Filter, Media Monitoring Africa et l’Université du Cap (UCT) ont uni leurs forces pour développer l’indice mondial des médias qui suivra et mesurera la manière dont l’Afrique est couverte par les principaux médias internationaux.
