Unveiling the Underreported Reality of Africa Many people perceive Africa as a distant land, overlooking its proximity, especially considering it is closer to us than Europe. The only connection most have with this vast continent is through the troubling narratives of migrant boats arriving on our shores, a constant stream that often goes unnoticed. Media […]
The United Nations is entering a critical month as Algeria takes the helm of the Security Council. This January, the agenda is packed with significant discussions addressing various international crises, including specific focus areas that span across continents. Amar Bendjama, Algeria’s envoy to the UN, outlined a comprehensive schedule that prioritizes pressing issues such as […]
Ceuta’s Hotel Challenge: A Game Changer for Tourism? Exciting Times Ahead for Ceuta The Autonomous City of Ceuta is gearing up to finalize the details for an upcoming public bidding process that will determine the management of the four-star Puerta de África hotel for a substantial duration of 30 years. This initiative is seen as […]
Significant Change Ahead In a surprising move, President Alassane Ouattara of Ivory Coast has officially requested the withdrawal of French troops stationed in the West African nation. This decision comes as Ivory Coast marks over six decades since achieving independence from French colonial rule in 1960. Despite this historical milestone, approximately 600 French soldiers have […]
Tensions Escalate Between Mali and Algeria In a bold statement, the Malian government has voiced serious concerns over Algeria’s ongoing interference in its internal affairs. Characterizing this meddling as paternalistic and disrespectful, the Malian Ministry of Foreign Affairs made its position clear in a recent announcement. This response was triggered by Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed […]
Bringing African Spirit to Valladolid Three vibrant artistic groups originating from an orphanage in Kampala, Uganda, will grace the stage at Sala Borja in Valladolid this Friday, January 3rd. The performance, titled ‘Ubuntu’, promises a captivating blend of gospel, dance, and percussion that captures the true essence of African culture. This tour through Spain aims […]
Strengthening democratic institutions is essential for Africa’s economic growth. In Mozambique, growing unrest is evident as citizens protest against the ruling Frelimo party, accused of manipulating the upcoming presidential elections to maintain their longstanding grip on power. Followers of the popular opposition leader, Venancio Mondlane, have taken their grievances to the Constitutional Court, demanding genuine […]
In Lusaka, Zambia, the 58th World Day of Peace is set for January 1, 2025, carrying a profound theme: “Forgive our debts: grant us your peace.” This significant message resonates strongly with the recent remarks of Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema, who honored the Catholic Church’s role in the country’s debt restructuring efforts. In a gathering […]
The Renaissance of Nigeria’s Cultural Heritage Nigeria stands as a vibrant cultural hub in Africa, and soon, all eyes will be on the province of Edo as a prominent new institution takes its place this November. The Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) in Benin City, marking a significant moment in the preservation of cultural […]
A Green Revolution in the Sahara Africa is embarking on an ambitious initiative to combat climate change and desertification. This initiative, known as the Great Green Wall, aims to transform the Sahel region, one of the world’s most impoverished areas. This vast project seeks to plant a continuous wall of trees across nearly 8,000 kilometers […]