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Watch 10 new Journal Rappé episodes for Munich Biennale 2020
Munich Biennale 2020 is screening 10 episodes of the popular hip hop news show Journal Rappé this May, and Music In Arica will be adding each new episode here as soon as it becomes available.
- Journal Rappé will premiere 10 new episodes in May. Photo: Journal Rappé
The show, presented by Senegalese rappers Keyti and Xuman, employs a unique format by relaying unadulterated social, economic and political analysis through the hip hop idiom.
Journal Rappé began in 2013 and has since then amassed a dedicated viewership in Africa and the diaspora. It is known for covering relevant topics that are often neglected by traditional media, and focuses on politics, identity, development and the various issues affecting young people on the continent.
"Given the current global pandemic, we have a special episode on public health in Africa where we take the opportunity to talk about the effects of COVID-19 on the African health system," Xuman says. "We also talk about African identity, independence, African pride and its culture, as well as Afrotopia."
Make sure to visit this page daily for episode updates until 24 May. You can also watch the premieres of Journal Rappé on the Music In Africa Facebook page or Munich Biennale's YouTube channel.
Episode 1 – Once Upon a Time Was the Future
Episode 2 – Who We Are
Episode 3 – Home Is Where Dignity Is
Episode 4 – Postcard
Episode 5 – Creativity First
Episode 6 – African Love
Episode 7 – Afro Immune System
Episode 8 – Stereotypes and Myths, Not Facts!
Episode 9 – Ecoresponsibility
Episode 10 – New Future
The participation of Journal Rappé at Munich Biennale 2020 is supported through a partnership between the Music In Africa Foundation, Siemens Stiftung, and Goethe-Institut.
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