New issue of catchavibe.co.uk is online: Haiti culture & appeal; Black theatre; film reviews; Oswald Boateng...

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It’s quite amazing to see that people are responding to the HAITII EMERGENCY APPEAL en masse. If you still need info on how and where to donate, check our section What's On > Community & Talks for a list of fundraising initiatives and charity events for Haiti. This section will be regularly updated.
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* We've also decided to highlight HAITI’ RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE in our feature Haiti - From Dumas to Wyclef, where we've listed the contributions Haitians have made to the world, and which can be too easily forgotten.
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Please SHARE this article on Twitter, Facebook and Digg. If you fail to understand why we need to celebrate Haiti, then read this article from the Times titled "Voodoo is the only escape in Graham Greene's nightmare republic".
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Other features making our homepage this week:

* BLACK THEATRE IN THE MAKING? An interview with playwright Oladipo Agboluaje, winner of the Alfred Fagon Award 2009

* Review of PRECIOUS, out on 29 January (This Fri 22, screening @ the Ritzy foll by a Q&A with the director)

* Review of THE BOOK OF ELI, out now

* A walk with tailor OSWALD BOATENG

* An interview with afrobeat musician Dele Sosimi

All these features are accessible from our homepage: http://www.catchavibe.co.uk
You’re welcome to leave your comments on any of these articles.


Our WHAT'S ON section is packed with spoken word events, gigs, films, concerts, comedy, etc... So keep checking
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