Anne-Claire Legendre, President of the Institut du monde arabe (IMA), is set to undertake her first official visit to Morocco from June 19 to 24,
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Festival de Fès : la diplomatie culturelle marocaine se met en scène
Publié aujourd’hui à 12h32 Lecture : 5 minutes. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Fadwa Islah Grand reporter à Jeune Afrique, spécialiste du Maroc By
Meeting burkinabè author Roukiata Ouedraogo in Ouagadougou
In this first-of-its-kind series, we introduce a writer in their homeland. Today, we meet Roukiata Ouedraogo, a celebrated humorist, actress, and author born in Burkina
Guillaume Warmuz looks back on the historic night Lens stunned Arsenal at Wembley
On November 25, 1998, Lens etched its name into football history. Under the guidance of Daniel Leclercq, the Sang et Or achieved what no other
Tchad’s first museum night celebrates cultural heritage in N’Djamena
Marking International Museum Day, the National Museum of Chad in N’Djamena hosted its inaugural Nuit des Musées, a vibrant celebration of the country’s cultural legacy.
Independence tey: how senegalese cinema captures a nation’s fight for change
In the Museum of Black Civilizations in Dakar, the premiere of Indépendance Tey transformed an ordinary film screening into a powerful moment of collective memory,
Dakar literature festival 2026 brings global voices to Senegal
literary events / festival highlights / author talks Dakar international literature festival 2026 the fifth edition of the Dakar international literature festival returns to the
Social media beauty standards trap young women in N’Djamena
In N’Djamena’s bustling streets, a silent crisis is unfolding—one that begins with a swipe and ends with shattered self-esteem. The digital illusion shaping young lives
Key events in Burkina Faso: may 4-10 2026 highlights
Between May 4 and 10, 2026, Burkina Faso experienced a dynamic week filled with cultural achievements, security operations, economic initiatives and diplomatic engagements. Here’s a
Sénégal: landmark railway stations of Dakar and rufisque blend history with modern travel
Renovations may have updated their interiors, yet the soul of Dakar and Rufisque’s century-old train stations remains untouched. This deliberate preservation choice safeguards a protected
Pape thiaw’s can journey: an exclusive look in “l’antre du lion”
« L’Antre du Lion » : pape thiaw’s can journey: an exclusive look Pape Thiaw is set to reveal an intimate perspective on his inaugural Africa Cup
Photography insights from a malian lens on humanitarian crisis
In the heart of Mali, where human resilience meets relentless challenges, photographer Tiécoura N’Daou captures more than just images—he frames stories. His recent exhibition in