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Sandra Senou, founder of the “Our extra-capable children” association
Society 20 December 2024

Sandra Senou, founder of the “Our extra-capable children” association

Sandra Senou, mother of Alexandre, a 13-year-old teenager with motor disabilities, shares her inspiring journey. To break the isolation and taboos surrounding families of children with disabilities, she created the association "Our extra-capable children", wrote books, and created podcasts. Through her dedication, she helps families overcome the challenges of disability by offering support, material assistance, and guiding them in accepting their child's condition. Discover her touching testimony and invaluable work. Journalist: Laurence Soustras
Children with disabilities: the case of Franck Ngandeu.
Society 18 December 2024

Children with disabilities: the case of Franck Ngandeu.

At just 20 years old, Franck has already repeated his 9th grade twice. A difficult setback for this young man with neurological disorders, whose educational system doesn't sufficiently accommodate his needs. Some specialists refer to cerebral palsy, others to autism, or even the consequences of fetal distress. Like him, many young people are often hidden at home, fearing judgment and shame. But Franck has decided to break the silence and make his voice heard. Journalist: Maxime Farrel Bounya
Dahomey: A triumphant tour highlighting cultural restitution
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
Kickboxing for the future: transforming the youth of Fond Tié-Tié
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
New taxi operators are revolutionising urban mobility in Kinshasa
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

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