Online radio station for a two-way journey: to get to know the reality and opportunities in Africa. At the same time, Welcome Africa is a platform with useful advice to guide those leaving their country. A gateway to get to know the continent better and a platform for Africans in the diaspora (in Europe and America) to stay connected to their homeland.

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To all migrants I recommend this website with information about our countries and courses that help us to get ahead.

Melissa Oyidiya

African migrant

Je prie seulement Dieu pour que le monde soit rempli de bons cœurs qui aident ceux qui sont dans le besoin.

Brian Okoro

Ressortissant du Mali

These hosts have treated me like family. Thank you friends from the bottom of my heart, your help is invaluable.

Thiambou

Emigrant

Trump's axe on humanitarian aid causes deaths and affects global health, and is part of a trend in many Western countries in recent years We have been closely following for weeks the impact of the cuts to international cooperation that US President Donald Trump has carried out with pride and much fanfare. A recent article by journalist Julia Navarro and the reading of a report by the Elcano Royal Institute by one of its main researchers, Iliana Olivié, made me realise, however, that Trump's cuts are neither an isolated event nor one of those moments that mark a before and after in the geopolitics of the world: they are a trend. It turns out, then, that in these turbulent times of polarisation and rising extremism, many Western countries have undertaken extensive cuts in aid to the least developed countries. This year alone, we are talking about cooperation and humanitarian aid being slashed by as much as 74 billion dollars (it is much more than a cut). Before the United States, countries such as the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and the United States have...

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NEWSROOM

Casa África presented the programme of activities of Africa Lives 2025, an event that commemorates every 25th May the birth of the current African Union, an event known internationally as Africa Day. This date commemorates the founding in 1963 of the Organisation of African Unity, the seed of the current institution that brings together the 55 states of the continent. The day is celebrated in many corners of the world as a tribute to Africa's diversity, cultural richness and growing role on the global stage. Faithful to its annual event, Casa África has put together a diverse and participative programme that includes exhibitions, workshops, gastronomic exhibitions, fashion, music, sport and conferences. All these activities are organised in close collaboration with the Federation of Associations of Africans in the Canary Islands (FAAC), the Association of African Women in the Canary Islands (AMAC), the Elder Museum of Science and Technology, the...

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African migration: Official data

Africans in Spain represent one third of all immigrants.

Africa has 1,549,867 inhabitants, according to the World Bank.

AFRICAN IMMIGRANT POPULATION
3%

There are 281,000,000 migrants in the world.

AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS IN THE WORLD
13%

Africans in Spain represent one third of all immigrants.

AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS IN SPAIN
30%
Arrivals from 01/01/2024

Migrants in Europe from countries on the African continent.

Arrivals at
canary coasts
0
Arrivals at
European coasts
0
Arrivals at the
Spanish coast
0

Deceased at sea (2024)
Only bodies recovered

0

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