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Film/Video
Standing Outside: Writing Challenges
Kenyan author Binyavanga Wainaina speaks about the challenges of overcoming the fear of ‘rocking the boat’ through writing.
Conversations from Lagos
Authors Binyavanga Wainaina & Chimamanda Adichie discuss the rapid increase in nationalism during football tournaments and then the impact of technology on relationships.
People’s Game in Ghana
Ghana has made it through the first round! Footage of Ghanaians arriving in South Africa and of the Black Star’s win against Serbia
Eto’o at Loftus Stadium
Left. Left. Straight. Those were the directions that a parking attendant at the Loftus stadium told the car I was in, on the way to the Cameroon vs Denmark game. Those directions were incorrect and as a result our we missed the first goal of Match 26.
Can the World Cup Trump All Boundaries?
A Muslim Cleric plans to ban showings of the World Cup in Northern Kenya.
Nigeria going to FIFA’s Hope Festival 2010 – Football for Social Change
Unlike the FIFA World Cup the Hope Festival games will have no referees. Disputes will be handled by teams together through dialogue.
WWDD – What Would Drogba Do if Cote D’Ivoire Won the 2010 Cup?
What Would Drogba Do if Cote D’Ivoire Won the 2010 Cup?
African Footballers Star in Sexy World Cup Photoshoot – Selling Football to the Masses
“FIFA needs to make this the mandatory ball playing gear. They would sell out on tickets in less than 2 days” – Anonymous
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Watch Black Star Teaser Video
Black Star: The People’s Game is a documentary film shot in Accra, Ghana and Johannesburg, South Africa follows players, coaches, fans, artists, and business people as the National team, the Black Stars prepare for and participate in the FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
