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The recent history of the island of St. Vincent in Cape Verde already has a tragic date that will be hard to forget. In just a few hours, torrential rains washed away homes, vehicles and roads, leaving a provisional death toll of six people dead and...

Somalia, South Sudan, Central African Republic and Niger top the list of the world's poorest countries. Paradoxically, they possess abundant natural resources that fail to translate into well-being for their populations. Political instability and the absence of institutions...

Cocoa prices on the ICE exchange rose more than 7 % driven by adverse weather in West Africa and global supply concerns. Droughts and heavy rains have affected production in Ghana, Costa...

On African Women's Day, those who do not wait their turn to lead are recognised. For decades, the continent has had women who have acted with determination, vision and courage, shaping their present without waiting for the future....

In a global context marked by geopolitical tensions and struggles for the sovereignty of peoples, the speech made by the President of Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, during his intervention in the Kremlin, resonated with unusual force, awakening...

The United Nations has appointed Maryam Bukar Hassan as its first Global Advocate for Peace, a new role focused on promoting inclusive peace on a global scale. Hassan, who was born in northern Nigeria, is a...

From 22 to 26 December, Accra will host a new edition of Entertainment Week Ghana 2025, a key meeting for African creative industries. For five days, the Ghanaian capital will bring together professionals from the fields of music, film, fashion,...

On 26 July, the Associação Cabo-verdiana para a Macaronésia (ACVM) was officially launched in Praia, marking a key step forward in regional Atlantic cooperation. The ceremony was attended by the Prime Minister of Cape Verde, José Ulisses...

An advertising brochure from 1970 reappears to recall the cruise trips from the Canary Islands to the West African coast. Published in Costa Canaria magazine, it promoted routes linking Las Palmas and Santa Cruz with Banjul, Villa Cisneros and Dakar .....

The Senegalese writer Boubacar Boris Diop (Dakar, 1946) welcomes Juan Manuel Pardellas, journalist and CEO of welcomeafrica.org, with the serenity of someone who has dedicated his life to looking at the world without haste but with depth. In this conversation, published in...