The Archive Is Political
In a continent shaped by oral tradition, archiving is often misunderstood as passive preservation. But deciding what to keep and what to forget is deeply political. At The House of
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01. Who we are
We reclaim Africa’s knowledge future — curating ideas, culture, and research with clarity and purpose.
Consumers today rely on digital spaces to shape identity and engage culture. We capture and translate this into meaningful African knowledge production.
02. What we do
We work at the intersection of research, culture, and storytelling to center African voices and ideas. Here’s how we do it:
Lead research shaped by African lives, ideas, and questions
Preserve knowledge through archives, exhibitions, and creative digital platforms
Tell stories using art, language, music, media, and culture
Bridge insights to influence policy, action, and public understanding
Support creators through fellowships, residencies, and collaborative knowledge projects
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Essays, stories, and research shaping African knowledge and culture.
Rethinking Data Through African Lenses
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Digital Culture Is African Culture
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