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02.10.2025
1 Stunde 9 Minuten
In this episode, Dr Valence Silayo, Lecturer of Archeology and
Heritage Studies at the University of Dar es Salaam, talks about
his research on the entangled history of Tanzania and Germany. He
is presently a guest scholar at the Linden-Museum Stuttgart where
he has co-curated the exhibition "Celebrating Womanhood" on
cultural belongings of the Chagga community in the Kilimanjaro
region held by the museum. Among many collaborative projects with
Germany, he is involved in the restitution of knowledge to
Tanzania with the Leipzig Missionary Society.
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24.09.2025
47 Minuten
The guest of this episode is Bernard Laulian Ntahondi, an artist
and expert of heritage studies in Tanzania. His work, to a
considerable extent, focuses on the legacies of German
colonialism in his country. He talks about memories practices in
many parts of Tanzania, the role of the national Restitution
Committee and collaborative efforts to address the entangled
history between Germany and Tanzania.
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21.07.2025
58 Minuten
In this episode, Imani Nsamila, an independent photographer and
visual artist from Tanzania, talks about remembering German
colonial rule in his country. He calls on civil societies in
Tanzania and Germany to deepen collaboration on the entangled
past, thus creating possibilities for a new relationship between
the two countries. He particularly commends the twinning
arrangement between Hamburg and Dar es Salaam for fostering
intense people-to-people contacts.
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15.06.2025
1 Minute
In this episode, Tanzanian scholar Dyoniz Kindata talks about his
ongoing doctoral dissertation "Poetic and Photographic Practices
in the Kiongozi German East African Colonial Newspaper 1885 to
1918". His research addresses questions such as: What was the
linguistic and cultural status of Swahili before and during
German colonization? How did Kiongozi and similar colonial
publications function within the broader intellectual sphere of
the time? How might we think about these print practices as early
forms of community-making or even decolonial strategies, despite
their origin within colonial frameworks?
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10.06.2025
37 Minuten
In this episode, art historian Dr Salomé Soloum talks about her
research on the history of clothing, sexuality and mores in
pre-colonial Africa. Her academic interest also extends to the
restitution of African heritage, particularly regarding the
Republic of Benin. Dr Soloum is a member of the Académie des
Traces. Presently, she is a guest scholar at the Centre Marc
Bloch in Berlin supported by a grant from Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft. The focus of her present work is a fabric
from the Far North of Cameroon, looted by a German colonial
officer in 1908 and presently held by Grassi Ethnological Museum
in Leipzig.
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