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Now playing Next View Ukraine’s Africa troubles continue after delegation's peace talks trip African representatives seemed to have come to Kyiv earlier in June with a list of priorities that included their own stability, food security, imported goods, and the continuity of their regimes and countries, David Kirichenko writes. 30/06/2023
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Now playing Next Design At the 2023 Venice Biennale, the future of architecture is Africa The Biennale, historically dominated by a Euro-centric vision with minor participation from Asia and the Americas, is being led by Africa this year. Curator Lesley Lokko’s show makes bold, forward-thinking statements about who and what will drive the future of architecture. 26/05/2023
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