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Culture 19 November 2024

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

Economy 15 November 2024

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

Economy 13 November 2024

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

Culture 7 November 2024

Dudù Kouate is revolutionising African music through jazz and classical fusion

In this interview, we explore Dudù Kouate, an artist who is transforming African music by blending it with jazz and classical influences. With a focus on passion and authenticity, he invites us into his world, sharing his inspirations and dedication to culture. This journey takes us to the heart of his musical creations, where emotions and melodies intertwine to tell the story of a generation. Journalist: Laurence Soustras

Society 5 November 2024

Kickboxing for the future: transforming the youth of Fond Tié-Tié

In the slum of Fond Tié-Tié in Congo, Armel Misengué and Mouanza Jean-Serge are working to transform the future of local youth through kickboxing. Their club, Tiger, provides boys and girls in the neighborhood with an alternative to delinquency, while promoting discipline and ambition. Since 2011, this open-air gym has been training champions and inspiring young people to overcome the social challenges in the country. Journalist: Brice Kinhou

Economy 29 October 2024

How black soldier flies are revolutionising waste management in Kenya

In Nairobi’s Mukuru area, black soldier flies are transforming organic waste into sustainable animal feed, offering a powerful solution to urban waste issues. Discover how these insects are making a big impact on Kenya’s environment. Journalist: Jefferson Kahinju

Society 24 October 2024

Exploring the journey between two worlds with Malian writer Diadié Dembélé

In "Two and a Half Great Men," the Malian writer Diadié Dembélé tells the story of two friends forced into exile due to climate change and social decline. Drawing from his experiences as an interpreter for migrants, Dembélé delves into themes of identity and the realities of migration, a narrative rooted in African oral tradition. Journalist: Laurence Soustras

Society 23 October 2024

The Niamey ramadan festival

The Ramadan festival in Niamey is a signature event in Niger, bringing together artisans and communities in a lively, festive atmosphere. More than just a market, it celebrates the country's rich cultural heritage, blending spirituality, tradition, and modernity throughout the holy month. It is a must-visit occasion to discover traditional dishes and local crafts. Journalist: Jean Djibril William

Society 17 October 2024

New taxi operators are revolutionising urban mobility in Kinshasa

Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo with its 17 million inhabitants, faces serious transportation challenges: constant traffic jams, overcrowded buses, and long waiting lines. To address this situation, private companies such as Carnayo, Maajabu, and Yango have entered the market, offering a significant fleet of taxis and a modern and efficient alternative for urban mobility. Journalist: Daniel Michombero