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Cocaine: The African Route to Europe, the New Hub of Global Trafficking

West Africa is emerging as a hub for cocaine trafficking to Europe. Corrupt ports, international cartels, and political instability: a drug route that threatens the continent.

Africa and artificial intelligence: the battle of local languages ​​in the face of global backwardness

Africa is trying to embrace artificial intelligence by developing tools for its local languages. But the technological race has already begun elsewhere. Can the continent catch up, or will it fore...

“Irina” in Charlotte: When murder reveals the cracks in consciences

Irina's murder in Charlotte is not an isolated incident, but a merciless mirror: it reveals the renunciations of power, exposes silences, and questions racism in the United States, as in Africa. A...

EU hits Google with €2.95 billion fine

The European Union has fined Google again, this time for favoritism in online advertising: a €2.95 billion fine, and the company has 60 days to submit changes or face a split. Tensions between Was...

United States: Why rumors about Donald Trump's health are growing

Donald Trump's health is sparking rumors and concerns in the United States. Fatigue, speculation, and unclear communication are fueling lingering doubts.

In Johannesburg, cemeteries are set to become places of tourism and energy

In Johannesburg, where death lacks space, Mayor Dada Morero is shaking up the sacred: digitizing graves, green funerals, solarizing cemeteries... The goal? Reinventing overcrowded funeral sites. A...

Historical Reconstruction: Three Human Skulls Linked to the Colonial Conquest of Madagascar Return to the Island

France is returning three human skulls from the colonial conquest to Madagascar, including that of King Toera, in a powerful gesture of remembrance.

Kessner Capital launches private credit fund to boost investment in Africa

Kessner Capital launches a private credit fund dedicated to Africa to close the financing gap for SMEs and support agribusiness, energy, technology and infrastructure.

DRC: How Kinshasa is building Africa's most powerful digital army

In just a few months, the DRC has built a powerful digital army, capable of countering Rwandan propaganda and redefining the balance of power in the Great Lakes region.

Afrikaner investor accused of fueling propaganda that weakens Pretoria against Washington

The South African government suspects an influential Afrikaner investor of fueling a propaganda campaign that has soured already strained relations with the United States.