She is redefining African cinema with her daring filmography. Born into a family of artists, she has established herself as a major figure in auteur cinema, winning awards at Cannes and Berlin. Discover her unique career path, her thoughts on identity and art, and her views on the impact of her film ‘Dahomey’, the rise of African cinema, and the challenges facing women filmmakers.
In Ouagadougou, the Poupéemania project highlights African identity through handcrafted dolls designed to reflect the culture and nurture children's pride. The artist behind this movement offers a variety of colourful and unique items, celebrating the representation of Africans in the world. In this report, Sonia Kocty introduces us to this creative and inspiring world, where each work carries a powerful message of belonging and dignity.
She is redefining African cinema with her daring filmography. Born into a family of artists, she has established herself as a major figure in auteur cinema, winning awards at Cannes and Berlin. Discover her unique career path, her thoughts on identity and art, and her views on the impact of her film ‘Dahomey’, the rise of African cinema, and the challenges facing women filmmakers.
She is a talented vocal coach and singer. Originally from Côte d'Ivoire, with roots in Cameroon, Menoosha has lived and worked between Germany and France. She advocates for the concept of overcoming trauma through music.
Luthiery, the age-old art of making stringed instruments, is getting a new lease of life in Cameroon thanks to Clovis Tchoufack. Based in Douala, this visionary craftsman combines tradition and innovation to create unique guitars that are making their mark on the country's musical scene. From a passion born of heartbreak, Clovis has built a flourishing career, becoming a benchmark to be reckoned with.
Meet David Ochieng, known as Avido, a designer and former dancer whose passion for fashion has propelled him to remarkable heights. As the creative genius behind the Kibera Fashion Show, his innovative designs have dressed international stars like Beyoncé and Bruno Mars. Beyond the runway, he founded the Avido Foundation, dedicated to uplifting the community in Kibera, Kenya's largest slum.
The TV show "Bienvenue à Kikidéni" (Welcome to Kikidéni) is back with a third part featuring an unlikely but emblematic trio: a village chief, an imam, and a priest, who embody the diversity and challenges of Burkina Faso society.
