A top view of a man in a boat. Makasutu Village, Gambia. ©Christina Nwabugo
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Back Story: So across Africa you will find that a lot of country still have some of the older models dating back to 15 years ago. This is because many African countries cannot afford to import cars or have the market. Instead they have become a dumping ground for Europes old cars and defeats that do not meet the EUR standards. In addition to this, the cars usually have their filters removed along with their airbags, further making the cars unsafe simply because those parts can be reused. Because of this the cars do not filter their fuel efficiently and are safety hazards as a result.
self portrait from series dwelling in the space we breathe • khadija saye • date unknown
“khadija mohammadou saye, also known as ya-haddy, & sisi saye, was a gambian-british photographer. her photography explored her gambian-british identity and was exhibited in the diaspora pavilion at the venice biennale in 2017. saye died in the grenfell tower fire” of that same year. rest in glory, princess.
It is a sobering experience when you love someone and they don’t love you back.
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