Malade

We left the Fort and travelled in a South direction to the mountain about 30 Mls. The next day we travelled South about 15 Mls thro. a low defile and the day following we crossed the divide and fell onto a stream called "Malade" or Sick river which empties into Bear river about 10 Mls from the mouth.

Journal of a Trapper 1914

The rapper known as Fou Malade, or “Crazy Fool” says Senegalese enjoy more freedoms of expression than Arab youth who sparked the uprisings across North Africa and the Middle East because, he says, their mouths were sewn shut.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

Fou Malade says here in Senegal we have a type of freedom of expression.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

Fou Malade says here in Senegal we have a type of freedom of expression.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

Fou Malade says here in Senegal we have a type of freedom of expression.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

Fou Malade says here in Senegal we have a type of freedom of expression.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

The rapper known as Fou Malade, or “Crazy Fool” says Senegalese enjoy more freedoms of expression than Arab youth who sparked the uprisings across North Africa and the Middle East because, he says, their mouths were sewn shut.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

The rapper known as Fou Malade, or “Crazy Fool” says Senegalese enjoy more freedoms of expression than Arab youth who sparked the uprisings across North Africa and the Middle East because, he says, their mouths were sewn shut.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

The rapper known as Fou Malade, or “Crazy Fool” says Senegalese enjoy more freedoms of expression than Arab youth who sparked the uprisings across North Africa and the Middle East because, he says, their mouths were sewn shut.

Senegal’s Youth Fed Up and Frustrated 2011

Under his instruction, I found, sorted, and, within the wardrobe and in the basket, as appropriate, hung up and laid out the costumes for his next performance: Argan in Le Malade imaginaire.

Oscar Wilde and the Dead Man’s Smile Gyles Brandreth 2009