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.gif) AFRICOM and CMA sign MoU in Wuhan, China
AFRICOM and the Chinese Museums Association (CMA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Wuhan, China on 23 September 2012. Mr. Song Xinchao, President of CMA, and Mr. Nath Mayo Adediran, President of AFRICOM presided over the signing ceremony
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS:African and American Museum Professionals Mentoring and Exchange Programme-Deadline 15th October 2012
The Mentoring Exchange Program is the inaugural project of the U.S.-Africa Cultural Heritage Strategic Partnership Initiative Initiative (USACHSPI), a collaboration of AFRICOM with a number of U.S,organizations
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Inaugural meeting of the new AFRICOM Board
The first convening of the recently elected new AFRICOM Board took place in Nairobi, Kenya from 11-13 September 2012.The workshop facilitator was Dr. Deborah Mack of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, Smithsonian Institution...more |
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ICOM signs Memorandum of Understanding with AFRICOM
On 1 May, 2012, ICOM signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with
International
Council of African Museums (AFRICOM) during the 2012 AAM Annual Meeting and
MuseumExpo in Minneapolis, USA
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AFRICOM Board Members 2012-2014
The AFRICOM Board of Directors comprises of the President, Treasurer and
the Representatives of each region of Africa: North, West, Central, East,
Southern and the Indian Ocean Islands
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Uganda National Museum Launches an exhibition on Famine and Food Security
The Uganda National Museum officially launched her exhibition “Famine and
Food security” at a gala event held in the museum gallery on the 24th
February 2012 supported by AFRICOM
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Gitega National Museum officially launches her exhibition on the “Burundian Traditional Dances”
Gitega National Museum launched its much awaited temporary exhibition
on the 10th February 2012 supported by AFRICOM through funding by the
Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Its theme
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Japanese-funded UNESCO project improves inventories and documentation in Sub-Saharan African Museums
UNESCO partnered with the EPA in Benin to train 33 professionals
from 30 museums from 17 countries on how
to improve inventories and documentation in Sub-Saharan African museums
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Call for proposals: The African World Heritage Fund -Conservation Grant
The AWHF is providing conservation grants to African State Parties to
implement projects and activities which focus on improving the State of
Conservation of World Heritage properties in Africa
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Important work of Art disappears at the Nairobi National Museum!
An important work of art by contemporary Kenyan artist, Peterson
Kamwathi, went missing on Monday at the Nairobi National Museum, where
it was scheduled to be part of an exhibition
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CHDA and University of Brandenburg
As part of a seminar on financing and fundraising for heritage
preservation and promotion activities, a group of 26 master students, from
28 countries across the globe
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Kenya’s first underwater museum
Underwater archaeologists say that, if well preserved, these shipwrecks and
the artefacts they are believed to hold could help revive cultural tourism
at the Coast
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The International Museum Day 2012
The worldwide community of museums celebrated International Museum Day
in May 18, 2012. The theme for 2012 was Museums in a Changing World. New
challenges, New inspirations.
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