Mourning the Dead: Connecting histories of people, places, and remains

• Kutembea na Mizimu ya Chimurenga ya Pili ya Zimbabwe

  Katika kipindi hiki, Bongani Kona anatembelea tena waasi wa vijijini ili kukomboa nchi yake ya Zimbabwe kutoka kwa utawala wa wazungu katika miaka hii ya 1970. Kona anasema kuwa jinsi maadhimisho ya waliouawa kutokana na vita hivi yanavyofanywa na serikali ya baada ya ukoloni, ni suala linaloathiri masilahi ya walio hai na waliokufa. Hili ni toleo la Kiswahili la podikasti hii. Unaweza pia kusikiliza matoleo katika Kiingereza na Kifaransa. ShukraniMwandishi : Bongani KonaUhariri wa hati: Sophie Schasiepen kwa usaidizi wa Andri BurnettTafsiri : M.W.O & M. M., AfrolingoMsimulizi: Furaha RuguruMtayarishaji / mhariri: Andri BurnettMtayarishaji Mtendaji: Sophie Schasiepen AsanteBongani Kona angependa kuwashukuru Paolo Israel na Nicky Rousseau. Kusoma Zaidi Marejeleo ni pamoja na kazi za  Hilton Als, Marissa J. Fuentes, Milan Kundera, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Derek Mahon, Mandy Moe Pwint Tu, Terence Ranger, Maria Stepanova, Flora Viet-Wild, Richard Werbner. Tafadhali pata marejeleo kamili yaliyoorodheshwa hapa. Ufadhili Podcasti ya Kuomboleza Waliokufa ilitungwa kama sehemu ya mchango wa Chuo Kikuu cha Western Cape kwa mradi wa utafiti “Reconnecting 'Objects': Epistemic Plurality and Transformative Practices in and beyond Museums”, unaofadhiliwa na Volkswagen Foundation.

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• Walking with the Ghosts of Zimbabwe’s Second Chimurenga

  In this episode, Bongani Kona revisits the largely rural insurgency to liberate his homeland of Zimbabwe from white rule in this 1970s. How the slain from this war are commemorated by the postcolonial state, Kona argues, is a matter that affects the well-being of both the living and the dead. This is the English version of this podcast. You can also listen to the versions in French and Swahili. CreditsAuthor: Bongani KonaScript editing: Sophie Schasiepen with support from Andri BurnettNarrators: Bongani Kona and Mamello MakhethaProducer / editor: Andri BurnettExecutive Producer: Sophie Schasiepen AcknowledgmentsBongani Kona would like to thank Paolo Israel and Nicky Rousseau. Further Reading References included works by Hilton Als, Marissa J. Fuentes, Milan Kundera, Viet Thanh Nguyen, Derek Mahon, Mandy Moe Pwint Tu, Terence Ranger, Maria Stepanova, Flora Viet-Wild, Richard Werbner. Please find the full references listed here. Funding The Mourning the Dead podcast was produced as part of the contribution by the University of the Western Cape to the research project “Reconnecting 'Objects': Epistemic Plurality and Transformative Practices in and beyond Museums”, funded by the Volkswagen Foundation.

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• The Karanga Aotearoa Repatriation Programme: Taking the Ancestors home

  In this episode, we embark on a journey with the Karanga Aotearoa Repatriation Programme, which is situated at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. The Karanga Aotearoa Repatriation Programme is as an indigenous-led and government-mandated authority who negotiates the return of ancestral remains from both public and private collections nationally and internationally. Since the programme was established in 2003, they have brought back more than 850 ancestors from different institutions across the world. This is the English version of this podcast. You can also listen to the version in French. CreditsAuthor: Te Herekiekie HerewiniScript editing: Sophie Schasiepen with support from Andri BurnettNarrators: Te Herekiekie Herewini and Mamello MakhethaProducer / editor: Andri BurnettExecutive Producer: Sophie Schasiepen Nguru (flute) melodies played by Te Herekiekie Herewini. Further Reading References included official communication of the Rouen Museum, communication of the Karanga Aotearoa Repatriation Programme, a film by Philippe Tourancheau, the 2005 UNESCO Convention on the protection and promotion of the cultural diversity of cultural expressions, Te Herekiekie Herewini’s dissertation and published articles, and the history of the two brothers, Tāwhaki and Karihi. Please find the full references listed here. Funding The Mourning the Dead podcast was produced as part of the contribution by the University of the Western Cape to the research project “Reconnecting 'Objects': Epistemic Plurality and Transformative Practices in and beyond Museums”, funded by the Volkswagen Foundation.

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• Tariha je Ɓingel Batibo je yaccaka: Ittugo koloninkeejum Jaaman nder lesdi Cameroon

  Taskaram ɗo wolwan dow soynde baawal yeccugo habaru ɓinngel diga Batibo, mo relli yonki mun wakkati koloninkeejum Jaaman haa Cameroon, ngel saalay duuɓi joweetati. Wolwan fahin dow wilugu yimɓe e haɓɓere, annde maɓɓe, aadi maɓɓe, diidaaɗi siyaasa maɓɓe e torra ka toonyaare ɓillata en hannde. Kaaɓdal waɗannde dow doggitki haandi fadda sakittu ɗuɗɗi ɗi toonyaare nde waddi, ɗum waɗata hoynugo e lortuki ba naane caɗɗum. Nder taskaram ka, Mikael Asssilkinga wolwi dow jahaangal janngirde maako ngal waɗi o yahi o laari buski yimɓe haa Cameroon, sigaaɗum e tiifre jami'a Jaaman. Ɗum wani podcast ɗemng ɗo je ɗemngal Fulfulde. Kadin a wawan nonude be ɗemnɗi Faransiire e Ingilishi. Ƴaamannde Binndowo: Mikael Assilkinga Wa'inowo taalol: Sophie Schasiepen e mballugo Andri Burnett Dokkowo habar: Tiggoɗo / wa'inowo: Andri Burnett Tiggoɗo Mawɗo: Sophie Schasiepen Yattore to Richard Tsogang Fossi, Holger Stoecker, Yann LeGall, Katharina Stötzel daw wo'ingo ɗarewal man je aranol. Mikael Assilkinga kadin yettini Christian Vogel e Jonatan Kurzwelly. Bandiraɓe makko kuwoɓe ha Kawral Anthropology. Suɓotiral Blumenbach, yahiroɓe matotiral man "kujeji cahiɗe" ha Jami'are Gottingam be Saare Tariha Ethnology je Hamburg. Ɓeydugo Jannde Podcast ɗo ɗum daliila andotiral ha resirdu ɗareji Jaman ferotirɗe nden hawti be kuugal je Eugen Zintgraff, Bongfen Chem-Langhee, Richard Tsogang Fossi, be anndotiral waɗugo Ɓeydotiral Famu ha Technical University of Berlin. Useni laaru hujjaji timmade ha ɗo. Yooɓugo Podcast je Foofa Mayde waɗama ngam mballagu ha Jami'are Hirna Cape ngam projit anditiral je "Matotiral "Kuujeji': Ɗuuɗal Epistamic be Kuuɗe Canjugi nder be yeeso Saare tariha", tiggol Mballirde Volkswagen.

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• The untold story of a child from Batibo: Undoing German colonialism in Cameroon

  This episode is about the impossibility of telling the story of a child from Batibo, who died during the German colonial period in Cameroon at about eight years old. It is about the deliberate erasure of people, their knowledge, their culture, societal and political structures and the very real challenges with which this violence confronts us today. Current efforts towards restitution have to navigate the manifold effects of this violence, which often limit the possibilities of recovery and restoration. In this episode, Mikael Assilkinga talks about a part of his academic journey that brought him in contact with the physical remains of people from Cameroon, housed in a German university collection. This is the English version of this podcast. You can also listen to the versions in French and Fulfulde. CreditsAuthor: Mikael AssilkingaScript editing: Sophie Schasiepen with support from Andri BurnettNarrators: Tshiamo Moretlwe and Mamello MakhethaProducer / editor: Andri BurnettConcept and executive production: Sophie Schasiepen Acknowledgments Special thanks go to Richard Tsogang Fossi, Holger Stoecker, Yann LeGall, Katharina Stötzel for commenting on an earlier version of the script. Mikael Assilkinga also thanks Christian Vogel and Jonatan Kurzwelly. His colleagues working at the Anthropological Collection. The Blumenbach Collection,  participants of the project “Sensitive Provenances” at the University of Göttingen and the Ethnological Museum of Hamburg. Further Reading This podcast is based on research in different German archives and includes references to works by Eugen Zintgraff, Bongfen Chem-Langhee, Richard Tsogang Fossi, as well as research conducted by the project The Restitution of Knowledge at Technical University of Berlin. Please find the full references listed here. Funding The Mourning the Dead podcast was produced as part of the contribution by the University of the Western Cape to the research project “Reconnecting 'Objects': Epistemic Plurality and Transformative Practices in and beyond Museums”, funded by the Volkswagen Foundation.

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