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    Germany’s colonial past entails a considerable burden of responsibility that continues to this day. This is evident in debates about ethnological collections, the renaming of streets – and in the question of how to deal with guilt. [more …]

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“It's not my dream job, however, to be a refugee”

“Who are these Germans?” This is the question Firas Alshater asks on his Youtube channel called Zukar. Check out this interview with the Syrian filmmaker who lives in Berlin and find out his views on acceptance, on what a home country and humour means to him. [more …]

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an interview with Chris Wahl
“Many films are reaching their natural age limit”

Many old German films are threatened with chemical decomposition. This was pointed out in 2013 by the petition “Film Heritage in Danger”. What has happened since? [more …]

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Mastering Tomorrow’s Sustainability

From ecological pioneers to new business strategies in the area of sustainability: German universities are increasingly spotlighting responsible action. [more …]

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FIT FOR LIFE is a project supported by the European Union to strengthen the cultural and creative industries in Tanzania.

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Music In Africa is an information and exchange web portal dedicated to the African music sector. 

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SOUNDS OF TOMORROW is a project by the European Union for the support to Non-State Actors in the Cultural and Creative Industries in Tanzania. The Goethe-Institut Tanzania is proud to be the partner in this music project.

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