Just came here to drop this beautiful cryptic image from my son’s debut first author paper accepted Scientific Reports @nature.com

Cement screen created in mid-1960s by Adebisi Akinji, student of Suzanne Wenger at Mbari School. Photo by Eliot Elisofon.
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We do geeky stuff too! An impressive first paper on aid networks for Martin Kohlberger. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Borders have been a fact of African life since 1885 (and before). As elephants never forget. John Muafangejo (1943-1987). Map of South West Africa, 1976

Fanon carved in concrete in Stockholm's Östermalmstorg subway station in this beautiful work by Siri Derkert, 1961-1965. She was then 77.

Lagos nostalgia today. Suzanne Wenger mural with anonymous additions, 2003.

The British National Archives folk have kindly shared this 1943 infographic to explain how they won the war. Catalogue ref: CO 875/15/12/f46

Spot the South African ciders

Asbestos mountains, before being pounded and shed around the planet, and two witnessed. Engraved by William John Burchell (1781-1863) - "Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa".