WAKA WAKA: Observations on Contemporary African Life, Culture & Landscapes

$60.00

Due to high demand, Waka Waka is currently on back-order. Orders placed today will ship in Late November once we re-stock. Thank you for your patience and incredible support. In the mean time, please find the book IRL at these fine retailers.

The Brooklyn Museum Shop - 200 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY 11238, United States

Common Things - 76 E 7th St, New York, NY 10003, United States

Marché Rue Dix - 1453 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216, United States

Immerse yourself in a groundbreaking visual journey through contemporary Africa with this stunning photobook. Featuring 300 masterfully captured photographs spanning two decades, this collection offers an authentic insider's perspective of Africa's dynamic evolution. From the historic coastal fortresses to modern urban landscapes, each image tells a story of transformation and continuity. The book traverses multiple countries including Botswana, Kenya, Senegal, and Uganda, documenting both grand architectural landmarks and intimate cultural moments. Through its pages, readers will discover Africa's rich tapestry of life, from bustling marketplaces to serene landscapes, from traditional ceremonies to modern city life. This carefully curated collection moves beyond conventional narratives to showcase the continent's complexity, vitality, and ongoing cultural renaissance. Each photograph is accompanied by thoughtful reflections that provide context and depth to the visual narrative, making this book an essential addition to any photography or cultural studies collection.

Due to high demand, Waka Waka is currently on back-order. Orders placed today will ship in Late November once we re-stock. Thank you for your patience and incredible support. In the mean time, please find the book IRL at these fine retailers.

The Brooklyn Museum Shop - 200 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY 11238, United States

Common Things - 76 E 7th St, New York, NY 10003, United States

Marché Rue Dix - 1453 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216, United States

Immerse yourself in a groundbreaking visual journey through contemporary Africa with this stunning photobook. Featuring 300 masterfully captured photographs spanning two decades, this collection offers an authentic insider's perspective of Africa's dynamic evolution. From the historic coastal fortresses to modern urban landscapes, each image tells a story of transformation and continuity. The book traverses multiple countries including Botswana, Kenya, Senegal, and Uganda, documenting both grand architectural landmarks and intimate cultural moments. Through its pages, readers will discover Africa's rich tapestry of life, from bustling marketplaces to serene landscapes, from traditional ceremonies to modern city life. This carefully curated collection moves beyond conventional narratives to showcase the continent's complexity, vitality, and ongoing cultural renaissance. Each photograph is accompanied by thoughtful reflections that provide context and depth to the visual narrative, making this book an essential addition to any photography or cultural studies collection.

About the Author

Ernest Danjuma Enebi is a New York City based visual storyteller. Born and raised in Kaduna, Nigeria, Danjuma is a skilled storyteller with a keen eye for capturing the essence of life and culture, He is the founder of a leading creative agency specializing in culture focused storytelling. With a career spanning 2 decades, he has documented transformative moments around the world with a focus on Africa, sharing narratives that resonate globally. Danjuma’'s work draws from a deep network of influential leaders, artists, and changemakers. From intimate gatherings with cultural icons to conversations with everyday folks, Danjuma's storytelling provides unique insights into the richness of African life and heritage, marked by authenticity, nuance, and connection. This book is a reflection of his passion for uncovering stories that bridge cultures and inspire understanding.