News
RSS feed
Algeria: Kamel Daoud awarded the 2024 Prix Goncourt, a literary voice on the rise.
Kamel Daoud wins the 2024 Prix Goncourt, marking a turning point for Algerian literature and its voice in the French-speaking world.
Read more
Africa: between digital potential and the scourge of electronic waste
Africa faces 72 million tons of electronic waste by 2030: a challenge for health and the environment. What solutions?
Read more
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.
Read more
Kenya: Kithure Kindiki, a vice-president under high tension
Kithure Kindiki Sworn in as Kenya's Vice President, a Firm Leader in the Face of Socio-Political Challenges. Stability or Tensions Ahead?
Read more
Spain: Catastrophic floods in Massanassa and the alarm of climate change
Floods in Massanassa, Spain: climate disaster, tragic human toll and call for solidarity in the face of natural disaster.
Read more
Algeria: 70 years of struggle for freedom and reflections on the future
70 years after the Algerian War, the memory of the mujahideen inspires the fight for freedom and a democratic future.
Read more
Gabon: Why have Sylvia and Noureddine Bongo still not been tried?
The enigma surrounding the absence of a trial for Sylvia and Noureddine Bongo, at the heart of a political theatre involving Pierre Bibang Oligui, the President's brother.
Read more
Togo: Michel Ocelot, the father of "Kirikou", celebrates African animation at the Gbaka Festival
Michel Ocelot, the creator of "Kirikou", lights up the Gbaka Festival in Togo, paying tribute to the richness of African cultures through animation. An event that brings together enthusiasts of the...
Read more
Kenya: Supreme Court reignites tensions by reviving controversial 2023 Finance Bill
Kenya's Supreme Court has upheld the return of the 2023 Finance Bill, a controversial bill that continues to divide the population and stir debate over taxes, subsidies and the cost of living.
Read more
Chad: Boko Haram strikes hard, army in disarray in the face of deadly attacks
New massacre in Chad: more than 40 soldiers killed by Boko Haram, marking an alarming escalation of violence in the Lake Chad region. Is the Chadian army really ready for a counter-offensive?
Read more