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The imposing statue

Monument to vainglory: the imposing statue which Emperor Jean-Bédel Bokassa erected for himself in the Central African Empire’s capital of Bangui, a grim reminder of an evil tyranny. Kenya

Mohamed Amin (1943-1996) was a groundbreaking Kenyan photojournalist famed for documenting African crises, notably the 1984 Ethiopian famine & Idi Amin's regime. His powerful images sparked global awareness and charity efforts. Explore his legacy at

Mohamed Amin Foundation (Nairobi, Kenya)

Explore the legacy of Mohamed Amin, Kenya's legendary photojournalist! Discover his vast archive documenting African history & wildlife crises like the Ethiopian famine. The foundation also offers media training & cultural preservation programs.

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Title: The imposing statue
Artist: Mohamed Amin
Year: 1977
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: Mohamed Amin Foundation
Corpus context: post-colonial critique , documenting oppression
Keywords: kenyan photographer , tyranny art imagery , bangui monument image
Topics: tyranny , photography , authority

The imposing statue

Mohamed Amin (1943 – 1996)

Mohamed Amin Foundation (Nairobi, Kenya)

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