Nairobi What's on
25 April 2006. British historian Dr Lotte Hughes presents a paper on the forced moves that cleared the Kenyan highlands for European settlers on the occasion of the publication of her book on the them...
Addis Ababa What's on
African Caribbean Art and Craft.
14-15 April 2006. African Caribbean arts and crafts are on sale in the Floral Gardens off Bole Road. 10.00-17.00. Entrance Birr 10, children Birr 5.
Accra What's on
16 April 2006. The Music Ministry A Tool for Soul Winning is the theme of this years Harvest Praise Easter Gospel music festival featuring the Harvest Gospel Choir and guest artists from all over the...
Accra What's on
14-16 April 2006. This years line-up at the annual music festival in Eastern Region includes Ofori Amponsah winner of seven awards at the recent Ghana Music Awards Kofi Nti and Barosky, Lord Kenya,...
Nairobi What's on
14-17 April 2006. Kenyan and African artists present their work in an exhibition and sale at The Sarova Stanley in central Nairobi. Free Your Spirit has been assembled by Africancolours.net, the leadi...
Addis Ababa What's on
17-22 April 2006. This annual Easter flea market includes stalls, live music and food.
Nairobi What's on
26 April 2006. The acclaimed Beninese singer-songwriter makes her first appearance in Kenya at Carnivore restaurant. Born in Ouidah in 1960, Kidjo left Benin for Paris in 1982. There she performed as...
Addis Ababa What's on
27 April 2006. Brothers Stephane (trumpet) and Lionel (saxophone), Laurent Fickelson (piano), Paul Imm (bass) and Laurent Robin (drums) from France give a jazz concert at the Hilton Hotel. 18.30. Entr...
Addis Ababa What's on
24-28 April 2006. Pianist Giovanni Velluti plays music by Chopin, Scarlatti, Schubert, Tausig, Grieg and Liszt-Gounod on 24 April (repeated at the Yared School of Music in Addis Ababa on 25 April). Ro...
Cape Town What's on
21-28 April 2006. Founded almost 30 years ago, Design for Living attracts over 250 exhibitors and 70,000 visitors each year. The exhibition presents home, dcor, building, food and lifestyle wares. The...
Cape Town What's on
22-29 April 2006. Over 900 mountain bikers from all over the globe will be taking part in the largest mountain bike stage race in the world. The competition begins on 22 April in Knysna on the Garden...
Nairobi What's on
30 April 2006. Kiggundu Musoke gives a piano recital organised by the Nairobi Music Society in conjunction with the Italian Institute of Culture. 15.00.
Cape Town What's on
2006 South Africa Cheese Festival.
28 April-1 May 2006. The fifth annual cheese festival in Franschhoek, roughly 70 km east of Cape Town, includes tastings, picnics, markets, workshops, a milk factory, butter-making demonstrations and...
Cape Town What's on
19 April-6 May 2006. Begeerte meaning desire in Africaans is a tale of destructive passion based on award-winning American playwright Eugene ONeills modern classic Desire under the Elms. When a fath...
Nairobi What's on
3-7 May 2006. This popular event presents quality furniture, home fittings and furnishings, kitchen and household appliances, crockery, utensils, carpets, rugs, fabrics, curtains, lighting and securit...
Nairobi What's on
4-18 May 2006. Photographs by Italian photojournalist Francesco Broli are on show at the Italian Institute of Culture. Born in Como in 1966, Broli studied photography at the Riccardo Bauer Institute i...
Nairobi What's on
25 April-30 June 2006. Exhibition of photographs organised by the Goethe-Institut in conjunction with Magnum Photos as part of the official 2006 FIFA World Cup arts and culture programme.
Cape Town What's on
Truth and reconciliation in art.
4 April-31 December 2006. This exhibition reflects on the achievements of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) ten years after it began its hearings in Cape Town. Established by the governmen...
Addis Ababa What's on
15 April 2006. Young French musician Mathieu Boogaerts performs in concert at the Lycee Gebre Mariam in Addis Ababa as part of an international tour. Born in Fontenay sous Bois near Paris in 1970, Boo...
Cape Town What's on
5-6 April 2006. Two days of films dealing with labour issues including factory closings, youth issues and unemployment. The programme includes A decent factory directed by Thomas Balmes (Finland/Franc...
