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The arrival of the French and Belgians to the Congo, atthe beginning of the 20th Century, brought along the mythof Parisian elegance among the Congolese youth workingfor the colonialists. In 1922, G.A. Matsoua was the first?everCongolese to return from Paris fully clad as an authentic Frenchgentleman, which caused great uproar and much admirationamongst his fellow countrymen. He was the first Grand Sapeur.? The Sapeurs today belong to ?Le SAPE...

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Alixandra Fazzina followed the desperate exodus of Somalis fleeingviolence in their country, plagued by a ferocious civil war now in itsseventeenth year. In a country with the longest coast line in Africa andhemmed in by conflict, one of the only means of escape is by sea.? Capturing their voyage from both sides of the water, she hasfollowed the established smuggling routes from southern Somalia tothe migrants? subsequent fate as they arrive i...

Gaz¿s Rockin¿ Blues is an institution and London¿s longestrunning one-nighter club. It was founded by Gaz Mayall on the3rd of July 1980 and was held at Gossip¿s on Dean Street, Sohountil November 1995 when it moved to its current venue StMoritz in Wardour Street.¿ Never missing a Thursday night in 30 years, Gaz DJ¿s andhosts, and occasionally plays live with his ska band The Trojans.¿ Gaz began collecting records aged 17, bulk buying cheapregg...

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Days after the Taliban had fled the cityof Kandahar, Magnum photographerThomas Dworzak discovered in anabandoned studio, portraits of menwith sultry poses in front of oftengarish backdrops, in high-heeledsandals with make-up. A traditionof the native Pashtuns, long-notedfor their flamboyancy, this is anunexpectedly illicit side of the Taliban.

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A decade after the fall of apartheid andhow has life in South Africa changedtoday? The authors spent three monthstraversing their homeland examining theway people live, how they work, how theylove and how they die. Commissionedfor the new Constitutional Courts inJohannesburg, these are the storiesfrom the New South Africa.