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Anna Gueye

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I am a free-lance translator. I translate and/or review blogs for Global Voices en Français. I am a 3rd culture person who lives in the Hague (I have lived in 12 cities and 8 countries. ): o my child was born in the U.S. to a French father with Italian-Sicilian origins and a mother (me) born in Britanny to a Senegalese father and a 1/2 Senegalese mother (that cover 5 countries. As a teen-ager I grew-up in Ethiopia) o my mom was born in Guinea, my grand-father was from Guinea-Bissau. All this means that I am extremely curious.

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21 November 2011

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The Netherlands: A Holiday Season of Festivities, Costumes… and Racism?

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In recent years "Zwarte Piet" (Black Pete), the dark-skinned companion of Saint Nicholas during the winter holiday season in the The Netherlands, has become part of a recurring debate as some take offense at costumes including black painted faces.

4 March 2011

Côte d'Ivoire: Facebook and Twitter, Messengers of Death

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Seven women supporting elected President Alassane Ouatara were shot dead during a protest on March 3, 2011, in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire by security forces loyal to incumbent President Gbagbo. As violence escalates in the country, Anna Guèye examines the role played by Facebook and Twitter.

27 February 2011

Côte d’Ivoire: Twitter Campaign for Anderson Cooper’s Attention

Global Voices author Anna Gueye was instrumental in a recent campaign to persuade influential CNN reporter Anderson Cooper to pay as much attention to protests in African countries such as Gabon and Côte d’Ivoire, as he has to Tunisia, Egypt and other Arab world uprisings.

9 February 2011

Elections

On his blog, Allain Jules [fr] reacts to fakegbagbo’s analysis [en] of the results of the presidential elections in Côte d'Ivoire.

8 November 2010

Haiti

Blogger Ménilmuche [fr] reports on his blog 7ici que ça se passe that renown Haitian band Tabou Combo [fr] has begun their new tour on Saturday, Nov. 6.  Their new album (in five different languages) will also debut at the end of the month. The band is also looking for a new  singer as seen  on their MySpace page.

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