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Kenya: A Tribute to Ngugi wa Thiong'o, a Beacon of Literary Resistance and African Emancipation

Ngugi wa Thiong'o, an emblematic figure of decolonization in Kenya, has passed away. His commitment to African culture and his literary work continue to inspire generations to come. A powerful lega...

Vatican: The Death of Pope Francis and the Uncertain Future of the Catholic Church

The unexpected death of Pope Francis leaves the Catholic Church facing an uncertain future. His pontificate, marked by controversy and a desire for bold reforms, raises questions about succession a...

Rwanda: Country in mourning after the loss of Alain Mukuralinda, deputy government spokesperson

Rwanda mourns Alain Mukuralinda, deputy government spokesperson, who passed away on April 4, 2025. A controversial figure in Rwandan politics, he ardently defended government positions. His legacy ...

France: Return of Menabe's Relics: Symbol of Reconciliation or Publicity Ploy?

France returns royal relics to Menabe, Madagascar, raising questions about colonialism and reconciliation. This gesture has drawn criticism over its intentions, which range from genuine reparations...

Nigeria: Emir Sanusi II between modernity and traditions in danger

Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II of Kano navigates between modernity and tradition in a tense political climate. A former revitalizer, he faces heightened rivalries threatening his throne. The future of th...

Nigeria: Mele Kyari on the way out, between sales of oil blocks and political tensions.

NNPC CEO Mele Kyari is set to step down as he negotiates the sale of oil blocks, raising questions about his motives at a time when Nigeria's oil sector is in political turmoil.

Morocco: The timeless elegance of the Hamish Bowles collection at the Yves Saint Laurent museum

Discover the breathtaking collection of Hamish Bowles, former editor-in-chief of Vogue, at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Marrakech. A captivating exhibition combining history and fashion, celebr...

Burkina Faso: A bold decision to redefine cultural identity

Burkina Faso is abandoning colonial wigs, a symbol of oppressive heritage, to promote authenticity and cultural pride. This change encourages a redefinition of beauty and a reconnection with roots,...

Senegal: Urgent call for truth about the Thiaroye massacre

The Thiaroye massacre of 1944 is still a matter of debate. Experts and historians call for transparency to acknowledge this tragedy of colonization. The quest for justice is essential to prevent fu...

Morocco: Immersion in the heart of the living history of the ancient city of Sala.

Discover the immersive exhibition of the ancient city of Aïcha Sala, a sensory journey to the heart of Moroccan history and its heritage.