Il y a deux semaines, la 4ᵉ édition du Salon du Livre Africain réunissait à Paris auteurs et éditeurs venus d'Afrique francophone. Au cœur des discussions : l'avenir du livre face aux défis de distribution. Entre livres audio immersifs, plateformes numériques accessibles sur smartphone et nouvelles stratégies digitales, le secteur éditorial ouest-africain connaît une véritable révolution.
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Il y a deux semaines, la 4ᵉ édition du Salon du Livre Africain réunissait à Paris auteurs et éditeurs venus d'Afrique francophone. Au cœur des discussions : l'avenir du livre face aux défis de distribution. Entre livres audio immersifs, plateformes numériques accessibles sur smartphone et nouvelles stratégies digitales, le secteur éditorial ouest-africain connaît une véritable révolution.
In the Republic of Congo, where art schools are scarce, a children's painting workshop organised by the Musée Cercle Africain nurtures passion and tradition. More than just a pastime, it introduces young participants to art and contributes to preserving cultural heritage. Journalist: Brice Kinhou
Wax fabric, with its vibrant patterns, is the focus of a fascinating exhibition at the Musée de l’Homme in Paris. From its Indonesian origins to its African appropriation, it has transcended eras and styles. Cindy Olohou, co-curator of the exhibition, reveals the secrets and challenges of this iconic fabric, a true symbol of fashion and identity. Journalist: Laurence Soustras
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
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
Jessy B, the emerging voice of Congolese rap, is the proud winner of the prestigious Découvertes Award RFI 2023 for her hit single 'Maïmouna'. With her rapid rise on the international scene, she reflects on her journey, musical inspirations, and upcoming projects in this exclusive interview. Jessy B also shares insights into her incredible performance at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and discusses her vision for the role of women in rap. Immerse yourself in the world of this incredibly talented and passionate artist. Journalist: Brice Kinhou
Il y a deux semaines, la 4ᵉ édition du Salon du Livre Africain réunissait à Paris auteurs et éditeurs venus d'Afrique francophone. Au cœur des discussions : l'avenir du livre face aux défis de distribution. Entre livres audio immersifs, plateformes numériques accessibles sur smartphone et nouvelles stratégies digitales, le secteur éditorial ouest-africain connaît une véritable révolution.
In the Republic of Congo, where art schools are scarce, a children's painting workshop organised by the Musée Cercle Africain nurtures passion and tradition. More than just a pastime, it introduces young participants to art and contributes to preserving cultural heritage. Journalist: Brice Kinhou
Wax fabric, with its vibrant patterns, is the focus of a fascinating exhibition at the Musée de l’Homme in Paris. From its Indonesian origins to its African appropriation, it has transcended eras and styles. Cindy Olohou, co-curator of the exhibition, reveals the secrets and challenges of this iconic fabric, a true symbol of fashion and identity. Journalist: Laurence Soustras
Long dominated by relaxed and straightened hairstyles, Africa is gradually embracing the nappy hair trend. More than just a fashion statement, the return to natural hair is emerging as a movement of empowerment. Dive into this hair revolution with our correspondent in Gabon, Jean Rovys Dabany. Journalist: Jean-Rovys Dabany
