Iliass Tanouti: Advancing Space for Africa and Sustainability
Born in Morocco, Iliass Tanouti’s passion for technology started with a fascination for automotive engineering and later expanded to the limitless possibilities of space exploration. After earning his master's degree in Manchester, this visionary engineer turned his attention to how satellite technologies could address environmental challenges and revolutionize agriculture. Join us as we delve into Iliass Tanouti's inspiring journey—discovering how space can help accelerate and create sustainable solutions for Africa's future.
Africa and artificial intelligence: between hopes and challenges
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Iliass Tanouti: Advancing Space for Africa and Sustainability
Born in Morocco, Iliass Tanouti’s passion for technology started with a fascination for automotive engineering and later expanded to the limitless possibilities of space exploration. After earning his master's degree in Manchester, this visionary engineer turned his attention to how satellite technologies could address environmental challenges and revolutionize agriculture. Join us as we delve into Iliass Tanouti's inspiring journey—discovering how space can help accelerate and create sustainable solutions for Africa's future.
A 3D printer made from recycled materials: a young Cameroonian’s ingenuity inspires Africa
At the age of 15, Arol, a young man from Dschang in Cameroon, has designed a 3D printer using recycled materials. In a context where access to technological training remains limited, his initiative illustrates the ingenuity and determination of young Africans in search of innovative solutions. Journalist: Maxime Farrel Bounya
Africa and artificial intelligence: between hopes and challenges
The African Union has adopted an ambitious strategy for developing artificial intelligence on the continent. Between promising technological opportunities and concerns, African countries must find their position in the face of this digital revolution. Journalist: Euloge Aïdasso
Dahomey: A triumphant tour highlighting cultural restitution
The film Dahomey by Mati Diop has begun its global tour with a warm reception in Benin, following its premiere in Senegal. Through the perspectives of young Beninese students, the film delves into the return of 26 art pieces restituted by France between 2021 and 2023, sparking a profound conversation about the role of cultural restitution in reclaiming African history. This compelling narrative sheds light on colonization's historical and modern implications while fostering meaningful and engaging dialogue. Journalist: Lefty Hounnou
From Europe to Cameroon: A new lease of life for microbrewing in Cameroon
Swiss African Premium Beverage (SAPB) is a microbrewery based near Douala that is revolutionising the brewing scene in Cameroon. Competing with the big local breweries, SAPB is winning over consumers with ROX, a unique beer combining Swiss know-how and Cameroonian flavours. We take a look behind the scenes of this adventure, which is redefining the beer landscape in Cameroon. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health and should be consumed in moderation. Journalist: Maxime Bounya
Post-election unrest and economic challenges in Mozambique | Carmeliza Rosario
We explore Mozambique's fragile political and economic landscape with Carmeliza Rosario from the Christian Michelsen Institute. Amid contested election results, political unrest, and economic challenges, Rosario discusses the impact on stability and Mozambique’s path toward industrialisation and resilience. Journalist: Laurence Soustras
En ce moment Highlights
Slaves No More
The fascinating story of the Maroons of French Guiana and Suriname is told through their applied and visual arts in the exhibition “Marronnage: L’Art de Briser ses Chaînes” at the Maison de l’Amérique Latine (through September 24, 2022) in Paris.
Guinean brothers spread African flavors and soul
After Guinean Ginjan Bros become a viral sensation for their heartwarming story of perseverance, they discuss looking toward home for ideas and putting African culture in the global spotlight.
The Long Road Home for Looted Artworks
Museums around the world are now beginning to return – or promise to return – some of the objects looted from their former colonies.
How much of Africa’s NFT art boom is hype?
A look at Africa’s booming NFT art market with a focus on obstacles and future growth potential, based on interviews with Nigerian digital artist, Niyi Okeowo, and Kenyan blockchain expert, Anne Kaluvu.
Sub-Saharan Africa: a landmark architectural guide that Africa deserves
Architects Philipp Meuser and Adil Dalbai discuss the challenges involved in producing and editing the recently published groundbreaking Sub-Saharan Africa Architectural Guide.
Are Rwanda’s milk bars running dry?
How climate change (droughts), Covid-19 and competition (“Milk Zones”) have impacted the traditional Rwandan milk bar and the importance of milk in Rwanda’s society, culture and economy.
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