Personal Reflections – Innovative Research Methods

21st Century (2020/21)Africa in the Hague+15

April 26, 2021

Daniel Okiror

Strategy towards my thesis: Forging cultural identity of Iteso through the lenses of their traditional music and dance

Forging Cultural Identity from “the margins”: An Investigation into the Iteso Traditional Music and Performances Problem statement Oral traditions are ...

21st Century (2020/21)Personal Reflections+1

September 22, 2020

Ria Winters

South Africa on the Keizersgracht

A stroll from the Westerkerk along the Keizersgracht, towards number 141, to the canal house with its stone steps, dark ...

21st Century (2019/20)Africa in the Hague+2

March 3, 2020

Melat Pusch

African Music in The Hague

Introduction When thinking of a topic to research for the Researching Africa final assignment, Andrea talked about how we could ...

21st Century (2019/20)Music - Africa in the Hague+1

February 25, 2020

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

Africa In The Hague: Mama Africa

“Music is a great blessing. It has the power to elevate and liberate us. It sets people free to dream. ...

21st Century (2019/20)Africa in the Hague+1

January 22, 2020

Rebecca Alcolea Krauss

Investigating Remnants of Apartheid in The Hague

For the course “Researching Africa in the 21st Century,” we were asked to conduct research and present it in a ...

Africa in the Hague Personal Reflections+1

January 22, 2020

Joris Martens

Reflections on Africa in The Hague: a project on ‘Jan van Riebeekstraat’

‘A quiet street in The Hague, nothing to see here.’ That is what I thought the first time I visited ...

Africa in the Hague African businesses - Africa in the Hague+1

December 31, 2019

Boline Ning

Within the Shop, more than a Shop — A reflection paper on African Products Shop Project

A Review of our Project Introduction African Products Shop is an African-owned independent shop located in downtown the Hague. ...

African businesses - Africa in the Hague Personal Reflections

December 30, 2019

Anissa Sidhoum Hassaïne

Three Months Exploring the Africa Products Shop

« Le ‘quelconque’ et l’’ordinaire’ sont mes alliés »