The Ivorian rapper has set the pace, mixing hip-hop beats with traditional rhythms. And he is in constant dialogue with a galvanised fanbase.
The Ivorian rapper has set the pace, mixing hip-hop beats with traditional rhythms. And he is in constant dialogue with a galvanised fanbase.
Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, head of Berlin's prestigious Haus der Kulturen der Welt, campaigns for authentically African art rooted in the continent and powerfully contemporary so that it can be part of the world. A frank and direct interview.
To coincide with the release of their truly historic compilation, meet a loving and iconic couple.
Business, new technologies, environment, sciences, arts and culture, media, politics as well… They represent a new African generation of doers of all ages, confident, connected both to the continent and the global world. Here are twenty portraits of these iconic personalities, who inspire thousands of others!
Every child has the right to education, but this can be a challenge for a child born in Ethiopia, a country of approximately 126.5 million inhabitants located in the Horn of Africa. Acquiring an education in Ethiopia can be hindered by a number of barriers, including conflict in the North, poverty across the country, difficult terrain, and impacts of climate change.
The Franco-Tunisian artist returns, armed not only with a new album, but also a collection of poetry. Blending a love of rhythms and words and political awareness.
Despite emitting between 3% and 9% of the planet's carbon emissions, Africa is already suffering the effects. Floods, extreme heat, drought, rising sea levels, economic and human ... The time has come not just to take stock, but to implement effective solutions and achieve greater international justice.
Doctor of History Marc Terrisse took an interest in the life of this incredible trailblazer, tracing his life from Morocco to Arizona.
Have Mandela's heirs failed? It's been thirty years now, but the ANC has never managed to reduce the social inequalities that were the poisonous legacy of apartheid. Corruption, complacency and violence have taken root. The general elections on 29 May could see the historic party lose its absolute majority for the first time.