Southern-Africa
“Intellectuals in the forefront of the battle
On June 30, South Africa commemorates the official abolition thirty years ago of all the segregationist laws introduced by the…
Culture
West-Africa
officially the 27th Burkinabè Film Festival
In Dakar, an official ceremony took place on Tuesday, June 29 to launch the next Fespaco, which will take place…
Southern-Africa
South Africa: several museums being traced
In South Africa, several museums that trace the country’s history are now in crisis. The coronavirus pandemic has driven many…
Central-Africa
Cameroonian Jean-David Nkot exhibits his art
In his latest exhibition in Paris, “Human @ condition”, Jean-David Nkot delivers a committed reflection on portraits of diggers to…
Central-Africa
Cameroonian singer Wes, artist of the pipe
Cameroonian singer Wes Madiko, better known as Wes, died on Friday, June 25, at the age of 57. He was…
North-Africa
Tunisia: the richness of the culinary heritage
In Tunisia, the richness of the culinary heritage is unknown, often due to lack of transmission and communication that links…
Central-Africa
Digital broadcasting, a new challenge for
How do I manage and distribute authors’ rights for artists in Africa in an increasingly digital world? This is one…
Central-Africa
“Frakas”, a noir novel about the Cameroonian war
After Requiem pour une République, a noir novel that took place during the Algerian war in 1962, the author Thomas…
Central-Africa
From Poto-Poto to Paris with the Congolese Henri
It was by publishing in 1971, 50 years ago, his first fiction, Tribaliques, that the Congolese Henri Lopes made himself…
West-Africa
With the disappearance of Tata Bambo Kouyaté, Mali
Singer Fatoumata Kouyaté, known as Tata Bambo Kouyaté, died on Monday 14 June at the age of 71. She was…
Central-Africa
a monumental whisper about C (K) ongo history
Since his participation in Documenta 14, Sammy Baloji has become an important figure in contemporary art. AuxBeaux-Arts de Paris, his…
