Koyo Kouoh, a leading figure in the global art world and the first African woman slated to curate the Venice Biennale, passed away at 57 in Switzerland, just days before announcing the theme for next year’s event. As the executive director of Zeitz MOCAA, she revitalized the museum and championed artists of color, significantly impacting the contemporary art scene. Born in Cameroon and having built her career in Dakar, Kouoh was a visionary curator who expanded the representation of African artists globally, leaving an indelible legacy in the art community.
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Ex-Nigeria president’s political life in pictures
Wedaeli ChibelushiBBC NewsMuhammadu Buhari, Nigeria's former president, died at 82, having played a pivotal role in the country’s political landscape over five decades, transitioning from military leader to democratically elected president. His tenure was marked by economic challenges and criticisms, yet he was remembered by some as a figure of order and patriotism, with tributes highlighting his commitment to duty. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Muhammadu Buhari was a Nigerian leader who changed...
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