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⁣A young man's epic journey across Africa in search of a colonial killer.

In the world of sociable weavers, it seems that birds of a feather really do flock together when it comes to nest construction! But it also seems that the pecking order in this tight-knit community is more intricate than we thought, with complex hierarchies and collaborations constantly shifting. We follow the team of dedicated scientists intent on solving the many mysteries of these ‘nested housewives’.

Take a look at any map of the world. As most maps in schools do, then your whole perception of our world is incredibly inaccurate. We all know that Africa is big, it is in fact a gargantuan place which is something that our maps have often failed to portray. However, despite the common perception that Africa is a large landmass, it’s still one that is vastly underestimated by most casual map viewers. As map nerds already know, this is due to the common use of the Mercator projection.

The Mercator projection has distorted our geographical view of the world in a crucial way - one that often leads to misconceptions about the relative sizes of countries and continents. Because the world is a sphere, it is impossible to draw it on a flat surface without distorting it in some way. It's almost impossible to get it to lie flat.

Our perception and interpretation of big countries is different compared to small ones because bigger countries appear more powerful and intimidating, so when we shrink and stretch countries it gives us an inaccurate mental yardstick for judging the relative sizes of countries. As we all know perceptions are definitively powerful. It is widely perceived that smaller countries or continents are weaker and less significant.

What makes the Mercator projection particularly controversial is that it makes Europe and the United States look much larger than they really are in reality, giving them more prominence. If you want to see the true size of countries and continents, you can use the Gall Peters Projection. As with all map projections, Gall-Peters is accurate in terms of size but inaccurate when it comes to other properties, most notably shapes. This projection also has its flaws.

The Garifuna are the original inhabitants of the Caribbean sea. In Guatemala alone, there are around 12,000 of them, all of which who live in the coastal town of Livingston. In this video, one of the village leaders named Philip Flores shows me around his Garifuna settlement and shares stories of a side of Guatemala that many often forget exists.

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This is an Afrometrics News, A Research-Based News Podcast, upload covering emerging research from the previous week. You may visit Afrometrics at Afrometrics.org for more.

This episode is another special one, we have a special guest, Dr. Kendall Ware who is a Professor of Mathematics. He joined me for a discussion of his very interesting study titled "The Effect of Black Educators on Black Students' Beliefs Towards Mathematics."

"The Effect of Black Educators on Black Students' Beliefs Towards Mathematics" Paper Link:

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⁣Lettre d'Amadou Hampaté Ba à la jeunesse du siècle

" En Afrique quand un vieillard meurt c'est une bibliothèque qui brûle." La célèbre formule prononcée en 1962 par Amadou Hampâté Bâ à la tribune de l'Unesco indique le sens de la démarche qui a guidé toute son œuvre : sauver de l'oubli la tradition orale africaine.
Comme ces mémoires d'un enfant peul dans le Mali du début du siècle qui sont à la fois un formidable roman d'aventures et un livre de sagesse où Amadou Hampâté Bâ, raconte avec humour ses années de formation quand il fréquentait à la fois l'école française et l'école coranique, tout en s'imprégnant des traditions ancestrales africaines.
Mémoires d'un témoin de son siècle et de son peuple : l'histoire de la colonisation africaine vue par un enfant du Mali. Servi par la prodigieuse mémoire des peuples de tradition orale, l'auteur revisite les souvenirs d'une enfance et d'une adolescence bousculée par les événements familiaux et politiques.

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Guillaume GallienneProducteur
Xavier PestuggiaRéalisateur
Estelle GappAuteur, Productrice, Chargée de programmes
Fanny Leroychargée de programme
Claire TeisseireAttachée de Production

⁣Amadou Hampaté Bâ: homme et identité