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Afrikaners hit bottom
429 - January, 2010
Photo-journalist Dean Saffron documents life in a South African squatter camp.
Beyond Reach?
429 - January, 2010
A fictionalized account of the 2005 Make Poverty History campaign.
Makan
429 - January, 2010
An elegant album, stripped bare to its poetry. Bass notes on the oud ground the songs wonderfully and Jubran’s voice is sinuous and expressive, full of colour tones.
Brothers in peace
429 - January, 2010
Israeli Rami Elhanan and Palestinian Bassam Aramin forged an unlikely friendship through a terrible tragedy. They share their story.
Stereocanto
429 - January, 2010
Low whistle, hornpipes, kaval (this is a traditional Balkan flute) and practice chanter (and this a part of the Scots bagpiping set-up) are just a few of the instruments employed by Fraser Fifield on Stereocanto.
The Sky and the Caspian Sea
428 - December, 2009
Mysterious and opulent in its songs, The Sky and the Caspian Sea is a début album that exudes confidence and poise and promises the start of a great future.
Sarabah – Tales from the Flipside of Paradise
428 - December, 2009
Hiphop fans make a virtue of telling it how it is. Well, there’s no-one out there who tells it better than Sister Fa.
We are millions
428 - December, 2009
The MST (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra – Brazil’s landless people’s movement) – has been described as the world’s most dynamic social movement. Gibby Zobel joins in its 25th anniversary celebrations and explains why its existence is more important than ever.
The White Ribbon
428 - December, 2009
In a small village in Germany, just before the First World War, a doctor is severely injured when a hidden tripwire pulls down his horse.
Tulpan
428 - December, 2009
Tulpan is the daughter of the only nearby family and Asa thinks he’s in love with her. Sadly for him, she doesn’t fancy Asa, whose ears, she says, are too big.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaners hit bottom | Photo-journalist Dean Saffron documents life in a South African squatter camp. |
Dean Saffron | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Geert Wilders | Geert Wilders, the lying Dutchman. |
January, 2010 | 429 | Buy | |
| Minor offences | India's brutal treatment of Kashmiri youths is fuelling conflict |
Dilnaz Boga | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Beyond Reach? | A fictionalized account of the 2005 Make Poverty History campaign. |
Peter Whittaker | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Makan | An elegant album, stripped bare to its poetry. Bass notes on the oud ground the songs wonderfully and Jubran’s voice is sinuous and expressive, full of colour tones. |
Louise Gray | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Brothers in peace | Israeli Rami Elhanan and Palestinian Bassam Aramin forged an unlikely friendship through a terrible tragedy. They share their story. |
Rami Elhanan,Bassam Aramin | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Stereocanto | Low whistle, hornpipes, kaval (this is a traditional Balkan flute) and practice chanter (and this a part of the Scots bagpiping set-up) are just a few of the instruments employed by Fraser Fifield on Stereocanto. |
Louise Gray | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| Too many people? | Vanessa Baird wonders why the demographers aren’t panicking. |
Vanessa Baird | January, 2010 | 429 | Buy |
| The Sky and the Caspian Sea | Mysterious and opulent in its songs, The Sky and the Caspian Sea is a début album that exudes confidence and poise and promises the start of a great future. |
Louise Gray | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Sarabah – Tales from the Flipside of Paradise | Hiphop fans make a virtue of telling it how it is. Well, there’s no-one out there who tells it better than Sister Fa. |
Louise Gray | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| The Food Wars | Tom Fawthorp,Tom Fawthrop | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy | |
| We are millions | The MST (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra – Brazil’s landless people’s movement) – has been described as the world’s most dynamic social movement. Gibby Zobel joins in its 25th anniversary celebrations and explains why its existence is more important than ever. |
Gibby Zobel | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| The White Ribbon | In a small village in Germany, just before the First World War, a doctor is severely injured when a hidden tripwire pulls down his horse. |
Malcolm Lewis | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Tulpan | Tulpan is the daughter of the only nearby family and Asa thinks he’s in love with her. Sadly for him, she doesn’t fancy Asa, whose ears, she says, are too big. |
Malcolm Lewis | December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
| Daniel Ortega | Daniel Ortega, revolutionary hero turned renegade President. |
December, 2009 | 428 | Buy |
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