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By Efosa Ojomo and Lincoln WilcoxBOSTON Africa is often regarded as a risky place to do business. There are success stories, like Safaricom, Flutterwave, and Kobo360. But investors tend to view them as anomalies: the fact that they are thriving, despite pervasive poverty, political instability and widespread corruption, is a matter of luck, not proof that Africa is a “safe” ....
Dylan Henner has shared his take on minimalist cornerstone In C . One of the most important pieces of music coughed up by the 20th century, In C stands as one of Terry Riley s true masterpieces. In the hands of Dylan Henner this oft-tackled piece takes on a new light, with the left-field artist bringing his own personality and passions to the table. Part of new album project Great Prairie Plains: Studies Of American Minimalism (out tomorrow, in fact) it s a hypnotic, 25 minute excursion into audio possibility. He comments. In C is a piece of music I own in many forms. I have the original, a Bang On A Can take, an Acid Mothers Temple, Adrian Utley s, and the African Express arrangement curated by Damon Albarn. Each one is unique and special. It s a really unique and special piece. ....
The Junkers 52, Lufthansa’s historic plane known lovingly as Auntie Ju. dpa/Boris Roessler It s a bitter end for an aircraft that inspires a sense of nostalgia for many: the three-engine, low-wing Junkers JU 52 has been gathering dust in the corner of a hangar at Johannesburg’s international airport for ages. These days, air-worthy versions of the German-made plane are few and far between, with just a handful left worldwide. South Africa’s JU 52 had delighted onlookers at air shows and passengers on nostalgia flights for years before being put out to pasture. And the “hangar queen”, as such planes are known by pilots, could be facing eviction from her final resting spot. ....