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Iñaki and Nico Williams have transformed their family story into a tale of overcoming that moves Ghana. Sons of parents who crossed the Sahara in search of a future, today their example transcends football and connects with thousands of Ghanaian...

The AfricaRice centre in Boudiouck, Saint-Louis, this week hosted the start of a national workshop focusing on wheat. The aim of the event is to lay the foundations for a strategy to boost local production of this cereal. The initiative is based on...

The Consulate General of Morocco in the Canary Islands commemorated yesterday the XXVI Anniversary of the Exaltation to the Throne of King Mohammed VI with an event held at the Hotel Santa Catalina in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The meeting brought together...

The Tanzanian government has passed legislation restricting foreigners from operating small-scale businesses, such as hairdressers, restaurants and neighbourhood shops. The provision aims to encourage the participation of local entrepreneurs and protect the local economy....

Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour, considered one of Africa's most influential voices, joins the prestigious Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in the United States. With this invitation, he joins the group that chooses each year the...

Cape Town has returned to the forefront of international tourism after being recognised as the World's Best City at the prestigious Telegraph Travel Awards for the seventh consecutive year. The award is based on the opinion of...

The Equatoguinean writer and historian Donato Ndongo has published the eleventh article in his series Africa moves away from the West. With this article, he brings to a provisional conclusion an extensive overview of the tensions and historical links between the African continent and the...

The Xul Foundation has launched a campaign to combat misinformation and hate speech towards migrants. The project seeks to involve citizens in the detection of hoaxes. The initiative, presented under the slogan "Silence the hate",...

The recent history of Ghana cannot be understood without the eyes of James Barnor (Accra, 1929). A pioneering photographer and the country's first photojournalist, his work has become an exceptional testimony to the profound social and political changes that...

Botswana artist Charles Kakomee-Tjeja, known as Charlie, has received further recognition for his creative work. He was commissioned by the country's president to create the official piece presented at the opening of the Ghanzi Show 2025. A former art teacher, Kakomee-Tjeja left...