daudi's afrofile

6.01.2004

Open Letters

And so it continues. The soon-to-be retired Robert Mugabe is now trying to read his opponents' email.

posted by daudi • link: Tuesday, June 01, 2004

Morning Funnies

I'm sitting here listening to South African satirist Pieter Dirk-Uys on NPR's Fresh Air. You can hear it online, too. Listen, if only to hear him clarify the difference between Dame Edna Everage and Evita Bezuidenhout and his passionate, angry take on the AIDS crisis.

posted by daudi • link: Tuesday, June 01, 2004

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