Neighbourhood life Royal Museum for Central Africa: Can curatorial re-alignment make good on decades of colonial propaganda? Tervuren’s famed Royal Museum for Central Africa has reopened its doors to an eager public, promising “a contemporary and ‘decolonised’ vision of Africa.” Is the museum indeed finally offering new perspectives on collections that for decades were violently reduced to a colonial identity?
Neighbourhood life On the evolution of Congolese history education in Belgium, by Lucas Catherine In a candid interview, historian Lucas Catherine recalls the progression of Belgium's colonial history in not only schools, but our general social fabric as a whole.
