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On Valentine's Day, Supermale Interviews African Men on Infidelity

Written byAlice Backer
Posted 16 February 2006 20 years ago

Supermale, a.k.a. Morad Ouasti (FR) interviews 8 men from all over Africa about infidelity and concludes that there is no consensus on where to draw the line between fidelity and infidelity while personal experience and … convenience influence individual opinions.

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  • Pingback: Global Voices Online » Blog Archive » Found in Translation

    […] One of the greatest challenges in curating the global online conversation is translation. To present ideas and reflections from one language and culture to another is no easy task and often ends up taking more time than writing the original post. Still, Global Voices is committed to presenting a plethora of voices in as many languages as we can. You may have noticed increased coverage of the Francophone blogosphere by Alice Backer, Arabic-speaking bloggers by Haitham Sabbah, as well as my own translations and those of numerous volunteers from Spanish into English. Likewise, Global Voices posts are frequently translated into other languages such as Portnoy’s volunteer translations into Chinese and Miguel Esquirol’s weekly translation of Eduardo Ávila’s Bolivia coverage. […]

    22 February 2006, 22:59 pm

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