Science Fiction’s Preoccupation With Privacy. Two ambitious new novels build techno-futures in which surveillance offers disturbing new threats. Argentine and Zambian writers. https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2019/04/surveillance-science-fiction-colonializing-force/587863/
29 April 2019 Visit the post for more. A special issue of, and on, Nigerian SF http://strangehorizons.com/issue/29-april-2019/
Afrofuturism | Chicago Review Press Chicago Review Press https://www.chicagoreviewpress.com/afrofuturism-products-9781613747964.php
The African nation of Zambia had spaceflight aspirations, and although fascinating, had limited success. I found this interesting article while doing research about my country, Zambia. It looks like the U.S. and USSR were not the only countries interested in space travel. A elementary school science teacher set up a space program in Zambia and hoped to send his students to the Moon and Mars!