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Established 1961 Friday ISSUE NO: 17378 SAFAR 21, 1439 AH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017 Sabah Al-Ahmad Sea Macron suggests France could join Celtics roll past Lakers 4 City: A photo feature 11new fronts against Islamic State 44 for 10th straight win TRIPOLI: A poster of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman with a phrase reading in Arabic, “God protect you” is seen on a highway in the northern Lebanese port city of Tripoli yes- terday. — AFP Saudi calls on its citizens to leave Lebanon: Minister Page 10 2 Friday Local Friday, November 10, 2017 PHOTO OF THE DAY Samson Kuwait Local Spotlight By Muna Al-Fuzai [email protected] hile Saudi Arabia has been actively arresting a number of people accused of corruption and Wstealing millions in public funds, newspapers in Kuwait published reports that became a subject of com- parison and comments among Kuwaitis. “Samson”, a mafia leader in Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh, was arrested by police, end- ing a chapter of fear and theft against Bangladeshi and other Asian street vendors selling vegetables and used clothes. He is not a minister, official or even a citizen. He is a Bangladeshi expatriate who had a chance to get rich and powerful without any restrictions or fear. We have all read about and saw Samson in several movies and cartoons. He was introduced to us as a man of superhuman strength who nonetheless could not escape tragedy. Samson is the biblical Hercules and he was the last of the judges of the ancient Israelites mentioned in the Book of Judges in the Hebrew Bible. -
First Qatari Plane Carrying Flood Aid Lands in Khartoum
BUSINESS | Page 1 SPORT | Page 1 QFZA signs Bounedjah’s MoUs four as with top al-Haydos entities in hits 100th Singapore goal for Sadd published in QATAR since 1978 SUNDAY Vol. XXXX No. 11293 September 1, 2019 Muharram 2, 1441 AH GULF TIMES www. gulf-times.com 2 Riyals Hurricane Dorian changes course First Qatari plane carrying fl ood aid lands in Khartoum zAirlift of relief materials on Amir’s instructions zSecond plane to reach Sudan capital on Tuesday QNA Khartoum atar’s fi rst plane carrying 60 tonnes of relief materials to Men remove the awning protecting the front of their restaurant in Hollywood Beach, Florida, as they prepare for Qfl ood-aff ected people arrived Hurricane Dorian yesterday. Hurricane Dorian changed course slightly yesterday, possibly putting it on track to hit in Khartoum yesterday as part of an the Carolinas rather than Florida as previously forecast, after a dangerous blast through the Bahamas. Meteorologists airlift aimed at easing the suff erings of said Dorian has grown into an extremely dangerous Category 4 storm as it heads toward land. Page 9 thousands of Sudanese families in sev- eral areas. Upon the directives of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad In brief al-Thani, the fi rst relief fl ight to sup- port Sudan fl ood victims took off from Doha yesterday morning. The plane ARAB WORLD | Confl ict Qatar World Cup belongs to the Amiri Air Force of the US strikes militants in Ministry of Defence. Syria, leaving 40 dead logo to be displayed Qatar Charity launches US forces attacked militant leaders relief campaign The first flight carrying relief materials for Sudan flood victims landed in Khartoum in northwestern Syria yesterday, the yesterday. -
Hommage a Dj Arafat
NOS FOCUS DE SEPTEMBRE ! *HOMMAGE À DJ ARAFAT LUNDI 02 SEPTEMBRE *SEMAINE DU CINEMA BRESILIEN DU 03 AU 07 SEPTEMBRE * RENCONTRE INTERNATIONALE DE L’ART CONTEMPORAIN (RIAC) DU 04 AU 24 SEPTEMBRE *AFRICAN MUSIC FORUM LES 17 ET 18 SEPTEMBRE *MBOTE HIP HOP SAMEDI 28 SEPTEMBRE *ANNIVERSAIRE 60 ANS LES BANTOUS DE LA CAPITALE DIMANCHES 8 ET 22 À LA CAFÈT’ Cette brochure est imprimée par IPC de Brazzaville 2 // Programme Septembre 2019 www.institutfrancais-congo.com www.institutfrancais-congo.com Programme Septembre 2019 // 3 HOMMAGE SEMAINE DU CINEMA RIAC AFRICAN MUSIC MBOTE LES BANTOUS ARAPHAT BRÉSILIEN FORUM HIP HOP DE LA CAPITALE * RENCONTRE INTERNATIONALE DE L’ART CONTEMPORAIN (RIAC) DU 04 AU 24 SEPTEMBRE SEPTEMBRE 2019 www.institutfrancais-congo.com Programme Septembre 2019 // 3 Depuis janvier la médiathèque de l’Institut français du Congo a fait peau neuve.Venez découvrir le nouvel aménagement, les nouvelles couleurs, les plantes vertes et surtout les nouveaux services. Le coin musique La grainothèque, la médiathèque vous propose des graines à em- porter, à faire germer chez soi et à ramener en médiathèque pour un partage communautaire Consoles de jeux vidéo, FIFA 2018, Naruto,etc. Tablettes avec jeux et machines à lire pour tous les âges. Le casque de réalité virtuelle : visitez la Tour Eiffel et le Louvre en 360° ! Les ludothèques en section adulte et jeunesse pour tous les âges, jeux de Ludo, de Dames, d’Awalé et de Mölkky Un café philo en médiathèque adulte chaque deuxième samedi du mois de 15h à 16h30 4 // Programme Septembre 2019 -
Ivory Coast 2019 Are We One?
IVORY COAST 2019 ARE WE ONE? IPSOS FLAIR COLLECTION IPSOS FLAIR COLLECTION | IVORY COAST 2019 IVORY COAST 2019 ARE WE ONE? Ipsos Editions June 2019 © 2019 3 ARE WE ONE? IPSOS FLAIR: UNDERSTAND TO ANTICIPATE Henri Wallard Deputy CEO Flair in French is the ability to discern something, often associated with perceptiveness. Ipsos’s goal is to help in understanding the multiple facets of individuals, along with markets and societies across the world. Thousands of pieces of information are analysed and transmitted every day by Ipsos. In the Ivory Coast, as in the other 89 countries where we have a presence. But what happens to them ‘after’; after the findings have been presented, the report sent, after the clients have made their decision? All that information reflects a society and an era, along with values, perspectives…, anything that is a source of motivations and choices, in other words, anything that determines and organises the decision-making process, anything that helps to create loyalty or track disloyalty. Identifying the mechanisms that drive viewpoints and tensions among citizen-consumers, that is the challenge for Flair. Viewing study results as sociological indicators, Ipsos analyses them to come up with a mapping of structuring and emerging trends. Each study subject is an opportunity to identify consumers’ adjacent concerns: talking about a brand, a service or a medium also involves each person talking about his or her own life, feelings and convictions. The same applies in public and social affairs, since 4 IPSOS FLAIR COLLECTION | IVORY COAST 2019 Ipsos Flair was born out of a desire to highlight the rich potential of the various Ipsos business units, combining their different types of expertise to propose a theory of the consumer and anticipate change. -
I “'Cause This Is Africa”: Contesting Visual, Sonic, and Performed
“’Cause this is Africa”: Contesting Visual, Sonic, and Performed Representations of Africa in Paris, Montreal, and the 2010 South African World Cup Julia G. Day A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy University of Washington 2017 Reading Committee: Christina Sunardi, Chair Shannon Dudley Richard Watts Program Authorized to Offer Degree: Music i ©Copyright 2017 Julia G. Day ii University of Washington Abstract “’Cause this is Africa”: Contesting Visual, Sonic, and Performed Representations of Africa in Paris, Montreal, and the 2010 South African World Cup Julia G. Day Chair of the Supervisory Committee: Dr. Christina Sunardi Music This dissertation examines ways in which representations of contemporary Africa are created, perpetuated, subverted, and reinforced through African popular music in Paris, France, Montreal, Canada, and the 2010 World Cup Games in South Africa. As a response to the notion established by scholars such as Achille Mbembe (2001) and Kofi Agawu (2003) who assert that postcolonial discourse on Africa creates a binary that reinforces the otherness of Africa, I suggest that the notion of Afropolitanism provides an alternative approach to understanding representations of contemporary Africa in a way that recognizes the multiplicities of transnational identities and cultural products without writing out the importance of the African continent. I view the artists whose music I analyze as contributors, whether intentionally or not, to a sense of Afropolitanism that straddles multiple levels of representation in a single event. I ultimately argue that representation of contemporary Africa is complex and that Afropolitanism as a framework recognizes the complexities of these representations. -
Lifestyle Features Sunday, September 1, 2019
Established 1961 21 Lifestyle Features Sunday, September 1, 2019 Ivorian singer Tina Glamour (center on the giant screen) pays her respects to his late son Ivorian singer DJ Arafat, during his Congolese singer Koffi Olomide (center) leaves after paying his respects to late Ivorian singer DJ Arafat, during his funeral cer- funeral ceremony at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny stadium in Abidjan, Ivory Coast yesterday. — AFP photos emony at the Felix Houphouet-Boigny stadium in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The coffin of late Ivorian singer DJ Arafat is exposed during his funeral ceremony at Relatives of late Ivorian singer DJ Arafat react during his funerals at the Felix Warriors walk ahead of the convoy escorting the coffin of late Ivorian singer DJ the Felix Houphouet-Boigny stadium in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Houphouet-Boigny stadium in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Arafat which leaves the Felix Houphouet-Boigny stadium in Abidjan, at the end of his funeral ceremony. ens of thousands of fans of Ivorian singer DJ Arafat, Minister Maurice Bandaman conferred on him the deployed across the stadium overlooking Abidjan’s pic- and by Brazilian funk,” Kacou said. “He was also an Tstar of the hugely popular musical style “coupe- national order of cultural merit for “his immense contri- turesque lagoon. State radio and television broadcast the exceptional dancer and he linked the music he made to decale” who died this month in a motorbike acci- bution to the artistic radiance” of Ivory Coast. DJ Arafat, event live and giant screens installed in Yopougon and new dance forms.” Such broad interests were reflected dent, gave him a spectacular send-off at the country’s whose given name was Ange Didier Houon, was one of other working-class areas, as well as the upmarket on DJ Arafat’s last album “Renaissance”, released in main stadium early yesterday. -
Interview Could Zimbabwean President Befallen the Country
PAN AFRICAN VISIONS MARKETING AFRICAN SUCCESS STORIES & MORE MAG 0919 Vol 2, September 2019 www.panafricanvisions.com Cameroon, Guinea, South Africa….NDI’s Dr Chris Fomunyoh On Africa’s Shrinking Democratic Space Mozambique Goes For Another Peace Deal Page 8 Will Cameroon Survive Biya? Page 16 Hero or Villain- The checkered Legacy of Robert Mugabe Page 17 No victor no vanquished in Rwanda/ Uganda Feud Page 11 A Cult Status In Death For DJ Arafat Page 44 PAN-AFRICAN PRO-AFRICAN www.centurionlg.com Contents PAN AFRICAN VISIONs CONTENTS Of Giants with Clay Feet and South Africa's Horror Show ____ 2 Washington Braces Up for Mega Forum on Making African Trade Easy ________________________________________ 29 Cameroon, Guinea, South Africa'. NDI's Dr Chris Fomunyoh On Africa's Shrinking Democratic Space __________________ 3 -Q& A with Angelle Kwemo on Mate 2019 _______________ 29 Third Time Lucky? Mozambique Signs Another Peace Agree- Free roaming benefits operators, users as One Africa Network ment ________________________________________ 8 reaches 11 countries _____________________________ 31 Malawi: Efforts For Dialogue Failing In Post Elections Impasse 9 Susan Dexter: From Sierra Leone To Running The Victorian Candle Bed and Breakfast, the number one getaway in Hollywood Mary- Will Rwanda-Uganda agreement to ease tensions yield good re- land ________________________________________ 34 sults? ________________________________________ 11 Zimbabwe to Invest in Corporate Social Responsibility in Mining Friend or Foe? The Role of the Media in Fueling