Today's quick reads

Three articles selected for you today from New Internationalist magazine.

Mixed media: Music

O Céu é Velho há Muito Tempo; Bantou Mentale.

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NI 522 - China in charge - November, 2019
522 - November, 2019
Letters

Letters

Praise, blame and all points in between? Your feedback published in the November 2014 magazine.

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NI 477 - Big oil RIP? - November, 2014
477 - November, 2014
Clockwise from top left: Motor bikes are a common way of travelling across the country – this one is in the southwestern rainforest region of Lobaye; the Grand Café is a popular meeting place in Bangui’s centre ville; children taking their lunch plates to school; women run most of the stalls in Bangui’s central market; Ba-aka forest people live in isolated settlements in the rainforest, where they maintain their indigenous beliefs; (centre) a local generator-run cinema in the countryside.Ruby Diamonde

Country Profile: Central African Republic

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NI 468 - Fracking - the gathering storm - December, 2013
468 - December, 2013
New Internationalist - The world unspun

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