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James Manyika, a senior executive at Google and one of the most influential voices in the technology debate, has issued a clear warning: Africa cannot be left behind in the development of artificial intelligence. In his view, the absence of the...

The Honorary Consulate General of Cape Verde in the Canary Islands has promoted the sending of a container of humanitarian aid to the island of São Vicente. The initiative is a response to the serious situation the population is going through after the storm suffered by the...

On Sunday the 7th of September, Tenerife welcomes the new month with a sunset full of African music at the OA Beach Club in Playa de las Américas. The event will bring together those looking for a different kind of evening by the...

Mali and Burkina Faso have taken a decisive step in breaking with their French colonial heritage. Both countries have amended their constitutions to downgrade the status of French and grant official status to their national languages. In Bamako, the...

The small Malian village of Siby is once again the scene of a collective ritual that fuses art, tradition and sustainability. The Bogo Ja ffstival, held every year in this rural community in the Mandé, transforms houses and earthen barns...

Every end of the dry season, Lake Bogoria, in the heart of the Rift Valley, is transformed into an almost unreal setting. Millions of dwarf flamingos cover its waters and paint the horizon with a palette that oscillates between...

The Okavango Delta in northern Botswana defies geographical logic. Its waters, far from flowing into the sea, are lost in the desert sands and create a mosaic of ephemeral wetlands that sustain one of the world's...

In Kenya, a young engineer has turned plastic pollution into opportunity by developing paving blocks made from waste that no one was recycling. The company Gjenge Makers, set up by materials engineer Nzambi Matee, produces plastic...

For more than a decade, a unique project has been running in several villages in Senegal: the "school for husbands", designed to transform deeply rooted family customs. The scheme was launched in 2011 with the support of the United Nations and the...

Senegal and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) have signed a memorandum of understanding to build a new headquarters for the Senegal-Japan Vocational and Technical Training Centre in Diamniadio. The signing took place within the framework of the International Conference of...