The Universal search for meaning and the importance of taking people's projects of personal and social becoming seriously- warscapes or not. One of the tasks of anthropology is to explore that which makes us human. And while I will not dare to unpack the complexity behind the human condition, I am certain that the search for meaning is part of the human algorithm. In fact, I am still to know another person which does not search for completeness; and I am not talking about a

Last weekend I made my way to London to attend the sixth edition of Cross The Tracks: a music festival curated for Funk, Soul, Hip-hop, and Afrobeat lovers — and hands down, one of the best festivals I’ve ever been to. While Ezra Collective and Michael Kiwanuka were by far the highlights of the day, there was one show in particular that stayed with me: Seun Kuti and Egypt 80. Here’s why... unexpected as it was. As Bell Hooks and Kelley, R., D., G., kindly remind us, music is

It is absurd to believe that global poverty is a technical issue that reflects a lack of development among countries in the global south; but it is obscene to think that we can eradicate global poverty through an economic system which’s very own subsistence depends on creating it. Extra, Extra! Read all about it: development is a success! Compassionate leaders in the global north, with a little help from international economic organisations, have reduced global poverty in ha