The last masters of Afro-Colombian machete fencing fight to save their tradition · Global Voices
Maestro Porfirio spars with a student, practicing defensive techniques. Photo by Rowan Glass, used with permission. This story by Rowan […]
Maestro Porfirio spars with a student, practicing defensive techniques. Photo by Rowan Glass, used with permission. This story by Rowan […]
Bung Harpa has covered a football match at Baku Olympics Stadium, Azerbaijan. Photo used with permission Haris Kristanto Pardede is
Tractor FC fans during a game against Esteghlal FC on 18 May 2023. Photo by Amir Ostovari, Farsnews.ir via Wikimedia
Image of the title wall of the art exhibition ‘The Botanical Afterlife of Indenture: Imaginative Archives,’ which took place at
Senegalese journalists participate in virtual reality training at the 2016 Gamecamp Summer in Dakar; photo by Kofi Sika Latzoo, used
A kendo match. Photo taken by Flickr user Vincent Diamante under CC: BY-SA 2.0 Kendo (剣道), often referred to as
Construction taking place along the access road leading to the Rastafari Indigenous Village, located in Montego Bay Gardens, Portobello, Jamaica.
Coast Guard personnel and residents inspect a coastal area near an abandoned fuel tanker in Bataan. Source: Facebook page of
A typical example of a Creole garden. This one is tended by Hugues Occibrun, who is trying to bring back
From Left, Head of the EU Delegation to Namibia, Ambassador Ana Beatriz Martins; African Union Commissioner for Agriculture, Rural Development,
Graffiti in the subway, underground in Vienna, Austria’s Favoriten district: ‘Solidarity not charity’ and ‘EU disarm!’ Photo by Herzi Pinki
CAPSA Luotu seed potato repository. Image by GreenAfia GreenAfia first published this article on September 10, 2025. Global Voices republished