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Africa Past & Present Episode 101: “Corpulence, Cartoonists, and Politics”
Listen to Professor Tejumola Olaniyan on the latest episode of Africa Past & Present, African studies’ pre-eminent podcast. He joins Professor Peter Alegi and Associate Professor Peter Limb to discuss “African cartoonists, their depictions of the body and struggles with censorship… the aesthetics of corpulence in African political cartooning…” and, of course, Africacartoons.
Mahamane Sani Djibo – Prostitution in Niger
Person 1: “You, you’re a smart guy! You like good things. She’s 20,000 franks!”
Person 2: “Whoa, that’s crazy! If I remain abstinent for three months, I’ll be rich! “
Person 2: “Whoa, that’s crazy! If I remain abstinent for three months, I’ll be rich! “
