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Campus Africa brought forward the celebration of Mandela Day with a conference by political scientist Sami Naïr, focusing on the migration challenges between Africa and Europe. The event took place on Tuesday, 16 July, in a session that combined analysis and...

In the middle of the 1980s, Thomas Sankara, President of Burkina Faso, offered one of the most lucid and forceful critiques of the international cooperation system. In a brief speech to the Western media, the African leader dismantled the official narrative: "The...

Côte d'Ivoire has taken a firm step towards the industrialisation of the cocoa sector with the inauguration of a modern processing complex in Akoupé-Zeudji, on the outskirts of Abidjan. The project, valued at $235 million, marks an important...

Campus Africa 2025 has kicked off in La Laguna with a firm purpose: to dismantle the clichés surrounding African migration. Under the slogan "African migrations: myths, realities and challenges", the international programme will be held from 12 to 25...

South Africa is home to a rich biodiversity that is not limited to its official protected areas. In fact, a significant part of its natural heritage lies outside these boundaries. To expand conservation coverage, the country needs to explore...

The current international financial system, unable to provide effective responses to the accumulating economic, climate and debt crises, has become obsolete. This was evidenced by the recent spring meetings of the IMF and the World Bank. In the face of the...

The Hospiten Group has consolidated its commitment to Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery by incorporating the latest medical technology and a team of highly qualified specialists. This approach allows us to offer our patients a...

In Addis Ababa, an all-female group is changing the perception of skateboarding in Ethiopia. Ethiopian Girl Skaters (EGS), founded by Sosina Challa, has brought together more than 60 young women skateboarders in a country where they still face...

The city of Nairobi will host the first edition of the Pan-African Architecture Biennale, to be held from 1 September 2026 at the iconic Kenyatta International Convention Centre. The event, which is continental in nature, will...

Fishing in Senegal is at a turning point. An economic and cultural pillar of the country, the sector generates food, employment and foreign currency. But the overexploitation of key species, such as sardines, is causing alarm bells to ring. At present, 70% of animal protein...