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(Part 3 of 3 - you can watch the other parts on Youtube) In June 1999, the Dutch Madunia foundation filmed Hali Halisi, a 30-minute video documentary about rap in Tanzania (East Africa). Hali Halisi (a Swahili expression meaning "the real situation") portrays rap as an alternative medium in Tanzania. Rappers and experts give their views on the emerging hip hop scene in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar (Tanzania), and their thoughts on the importance of rap as a medium for communication. Shot in 1999 and released in 2000, this was the first film to document the vibrant hip hop scene in Tanzania, in a time before Bongo flava took over and when artistic integrity was more important than commercial appeal. It shows unique footage of Tanzanian youth's heroes such as rapper MrII, who at the time was more popular than the president. 'Hali Halisi' was also pioneering in its approach of hip hop as a platform for education and discussion among a generation that wanted real change in politics and society. The documentary was awarded 'best short documentary' at New York's H2O hip hop film festival, and an award was handed out to the makers by mc Jean Grae in the presence of hip hop pioneers such as Afrika Bambaata and Kool Herc. It has since shown on various film festivals in Africa, US and Europe. 'Hali Halisi' also served as a major inspiration to NGO's who discovered the use of rap as a way of communicating with the youth. Some of the artists featuring in 'Hali Halisi': -KBC (Kwanza Unit / Clouds FM) -Bonnie Luv (Mawingu studio / Clouds FM) -Gangwe Mobb (Inspekta Haruna) -GWM (D-Chief & KR) -Bantu Pound (Soggy Doggy, Snaz-T) -Mr II aka 2Proud aka Sugu -Deplowmatz (Dola Soul aka Balozi & Saigon) -Ras Pompidou -Abbas & Baraka (Underground Souls) -X Plastaz & Fortune Tellers (Arusha) -Sos B -P-Funk (Producer) -Bad Gear (Coca Cola popstars) -Mack D -Taji Liundi (ex Clouds/Mawingu) -Cool Para (Zanzibar) -Sebastian Maganga (Uhuru FM) And experts from Basata / Radio Tanzania Credits 'Hali Halisi' was produced by the Madunia foundation, in commission of the Scherpenzeel Media Foundation. The video was made on not-for-profit basis and copies are distributed against cost price. Directed by Martin Meulenberg Research: Thomas Gesthuizen Camera: Joost Kahmann More info & contact: www.africanhiphop.com [Plus d'informations] [Moins d'informations]

(Part 2 of 3 - you can watch the other parts on Youtube) In June 1999, the Dutch Madunia foundation filmed Hali Halisi, a 30-minute video documentary about rap in Tanzania (East Africa). Hali Halisi (a Swahili expression meaning "the real situation") portrays rap as an alternative medium in Tanzania. Rappers and experts give their views on the emerging hip hop scene in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar (Tanzania), and their thoughts on the importance of rap as a medium for communication. Shot in 1999 and released in 2000, this was the first film to document the vibrant hip hop scene in Tanzania, in a time before Bongo flava took over and when artistic integrity was more important than commercial appeal. It shows unique footage of Tanzanian youth's heroes such as rapper MrII, who at the time was more popular than the president. 'Hali Halisi' was also pioneering in its approach of hip hop as a platform for education and discussion among a generation that wanted real change in politics and society. The documentary was awarded 'best short documentary' at New York's H2O hip hop film festival, and an award was handed out to the makers by mc Jean Grae in the presence of hip hop pioneers such as Afrika Bambaata and Kool Herc. It has since shown on various film festivals in Africa, US and Europe. 'Hali Halisi' also served as a major inspiration to NGO's who discovered the use of rap as a way of communicating with the youth. Some of the artists featuring in 'Hali Halisi': -KBC (Kwanza Unit / Clouds FM) -Bonnie Luv (Mawingu studio / Clouds FM) -Gangwe Mobb (Inspekta Haruna) -GWM (D-Chief & KR) -Bantu Pound (Soggy Doggy, Snaz-T) -Mr II aka 2Proud aka Sugu -Deplowmatz (Dola Soul aka Balozi & Saigon) -Ras Pompidou -Abbas & Baraka (Underground Souls) -X Plastaz & Fortune Tellers (Arusha) -Sos B -P-Funk (Producer) -Bad Gear (Coca Cola popstars) -Mack D -Taji Liundi (ex Clouds/Mawingu) -Cool Para (Zanzibar) -Sebastian Maganga (Uhuru FM) And experts from Basata / Radio Tanzania Credits 'Hali Halisi' was produced by the Madunia foundation, in commission of the Scherpenzeel Media Foundation. The video was made on not-for-profit basis and copies are distributed against cost price. Directed by Martin Meulenberg Research: Thomas Gesthuizen Camera: Joost Kahmann More info & contact: www.africanhiphop.com [Plus d'informations] [Moins d'informations]

(Part 1 of 3 - you can watch the other parts on Youtube) In June 1999, the Dutch Madunia foundation filmed Hali Halisi, a 30-minute video documentary about rap in Tanzania (East Africa). Hali Halisi (a Swahili expression meaning "the real situation") portrays rap as an alternative medium in Tanzania. Rappers and experts give their views on the emerging hip hop scene in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar (Tanzania), and their thoughts on the importance of rap as a medium for communication. Shot in 1999 and released in 2000, this was the first film to document the vibrant hip hop scene in Tanzania, in a time before Bongo flava took over and when artistic integrity was more important than commercial appeal. It shows unique footage of Tanzanian youth's heroes such as rapper MrII, who at the time was more popular than the president. 'Hali Halisi' was also pioneering in its approach of hip hop as a platform for education and discussion among a generation that wanted real change in politics and society. The documentary was awarded 'best short documentary' at New York's H2O hip hop film festival, and an award was handed out to the makers by mc Jean Grae in the presence of hip hop pioneers such as Afrika Bambaata and Kool Herc. It has since shown on various film festivals in Africa, US and Europe. 'Hali Halisi' also served as a major inspiration to NGO's who discovered the use of rap as a way of communicating with the youth. Some of the artists featuring in 'Hali Halisi': -KBC (Kwanza Unit / Clouds FM) -Bonnie Luv (Mawingu studio / Clouds FM) -Gangwe Mobb (Inspekta Haruna) -GWM (D-Chief & KR) -Bantu Pound (Soggy Doggy, Snaz-T) -Mr II aka 2Proud aka Sugu -Deplowmatz (Dola Soul aka Balozi & Saigon) -Ras Pompidou -Abbas & Baraka (Underground Souls) -X Plastaz & Fortune Tellers (Arusha) -Sos B -P-Funk (Producer) -Bad Gear (Coca Cola popstars) -Mack D -Taji Liundi (ex Clouds/Mawingu) -Cool Para (Zanzibar) -Sebastian Maganga (Uhuru FM) And experts from Basata / Radio Tanzania Credits 'Hali Halisi' was produced by the Madunia foundation, in commission of the Scherpenzeel Media Foundation. The video was made on not-for-profit basis and copies are distributed against cost price. Directed by Martin Meulenberg Research: Thomas Gesthuizen Camera: Joost Kahmann More info & contact: www.africanhiphop.com [Plus d'informations] [Moins d'informations]

A video by ABC8CD - In einem Land so groß wie ganz Westeuropa, in dem nur etwa 60% aller Kinder eingeschult werden & nur knapp 30% die Volksschule beenden können, wo die Pro-Kopf-Einkommen pro Jahr bei ca. 100€ & die Kosten pro Schulkind & Jahr bei 60€ liegen, im armen Herz Afrikas also, dort wollen die Liezener & Weißenbacher Bildungseinrichtungen eine Schule sanieren. [Plus d'informations] [Moins d'informations]

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has witnessed one of the world?s worst ongoing humanitarian crises, where as many as 5.4 million people may have died since 1998. "

© Arte-TV. Femmes violées de Bukavu, de Walungu et Katana Miti, Les tueries de Kaniola et travail du Dr Mukwege.. 2007

Film de Sam sur BBC; Les interahamwe occupent 40% des villages du Sud Kivu, ils massacrent et violent et rien n'est fait.

© Arte-TV. Au Sud Kivu les interahamwe violent les femmes sans protection... L'hopital de Panzi surchargé, Merci Dr Mukwege

Mushika, 6 ans, a fui son village avec ses parents. Un militaire l'a violé Une histoire banale au Nord-Kivu, au Congo, où des milices s'affrontent depuis une dizaine d'annés. Abimerles femmes est une façon d'humilier le camp adverse. Certaines deviennent infirmes.

Decembre 2007

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Olivier Katoto vous presente l'extrait de son emission qui passe a la télé Bukavu... Apparution d'une serie de danses exhibee par les filles danseuses du Congo.

Picture video of black african beauty, girls and women by Masahwa Katabana and the www.voiceofafricanwomen.com

Présenté par Mr Olivier Katoto, un extrait de l'émission Fanatique qui passe a la RTNC Bukavu. De la musique Congolaise, ici avec l'étoile montante Fally Ipupa dans son album "Droit Chemin". A Suivre... Vos commentaires et suggestions sont les bienvenues. [Plus d'informations] [Moins d'informations]

Alexander Films first mission trip to Africa was to Bukavu, in the Dem. Republic of Congo.

Emission Fanatiques de la RTNC Bukavu en memoire de Serge Maheshe assassiné a Bukavu en Juin 2007. Presenté par Olivier Katoto

Film de Sam sur BBC; Les interahamwe occupent 40% des villages du Sud Kivu, ils massacrent et violent et rien n'est fait.

Informations de la RTNC kin

Le Bureau Diocésain des Oeuvres Médicales travaille dans tous les domaines de la santé, hopitaux, centre de santé, pharmacie, fabrique de plastique, mutuelle de santé... Il a même investi dans du matériel à commande numérique pendant la guerre... - www.3tamis.org