Benin asks France to hand over 35 more cultural objects and historical documents
Benin has formally asked France to return 35 additional cultural objects and historical documents currently held in French collections. The request was made by President Romuald Wadagni to his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, extending a restitution process that began several years ago and gained global attention with the 2021 return of 26 royal treasures from […]
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Baaba Maal amplifies Senegal’s voice at the un forum
West African music icon Baaba Maal recently stood as a powerful representative for Senegal, and indeed a broader African viewpoint, at a United Nations (UN) platform held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s capital. A long-standing advocate for environmental and social causes, the renowned singer articulated an African interpretation of pressing global challenges, ranging from climate change impacts […]
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Cultural shifts in N’Djamena weddings as sudanese traditions gain ground
cultural shifts in N’Djamena weddings as sudanese traditions gain ground N’Djamena’s wedding scene is evolving, with Sudanese customs increasingly shaping local nuptials. This cultural fusion sparks debate over the future of Chad’s traditional wedding practices and the preservation of national identity. N’Djamena’s wedding celebrations are undergoing a subtle but significant transformation. While traditional Chadian customs […]
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Bénin: un musée d’art contemporain de plus de 19 milliards de fcfa bientôt construit à Cotonou
Les députés béninois ont approuvé, le vendredi 10 juillet 2026, une convention de financement conclue avec l’Agence française de développement (AFD) pour la construction du futur Musée d’Art contemporain de Cotonou (MACC). D’un montant global de 30 millions d’euros, soit près de 19,7 milliards de fcfa, ce projet ambitionne de renforcer le rayonnement culturel du […]
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Shared history of Morocco and Senegal through photography
Dakar hosts exhibition celebrating Morocco-Senegal ties through imagery On July 14, the residence of the Moroccan Embassy in Dakar became the stage for a unique exhibition titled «Shared History, Common Destiny: Morocco and Senegal Through the Lens». The event brought together political, diplomatic, and media figures to highlight the deep-rooted relationship between the two nations. […]
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Bamako’s Médine market: a hub for trade and local craftsmanship
In the heart of Bamako, the Médine market stands as a vibrant hub where commerce and craftsmanship thrive. From imported bicycles to handcrafted agricultural tools, this bustling marketplace offers an array of goods that cater to the needs of the city and beyond. Diverse offerings at Médine market Adama Konaté, a seasoned trader, has been […]
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Togo : cette nouvelle génération qui code l’avenir
Togo Construire un robot, écrire ses premières lignes de code ou s’initier à l’intelligence artificielle. À Lomé, le Summer Camp de Lomé Digital School plonge des enfants dans l’univers du numérique avec une ambition : former les innovateurs de demain. Reportage de Steven Midjola. À 14 ans, Winner manipule déjà des moteurs, des pinces et […]
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Kara’s Évala 2026: a vibrant fusion of tradition and music
With the Évala 2026 festivities just around the corner, the city of Kara is buzzing with anticipation for a major artistic highlight. On July 16, the Municipal Stadium will proudly host the Grand Concert Immersion Évala 2026, an evening set to unite prominent figures from Togo’s music scene in a vibrant celebration of sound, ancestral […]
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Smartphones empower young women in N’Djamena
In the bustling streets of N’Djamena, a subtle yet powerful shift is unfolding among young women. No longer just a tool for communication, smartphones have evolved into a status symbol, reshaping social perceptions and redefining identity in Chad’s capital. A new social currency Gone are the days when a mobile phone was merely a means […]
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Sensitizing children in Dakar to biodiversity through whale songs
In Senegal’s vibrant capital, a groundbreaking initiative is blending science and tradition to instill environmental stewardship in young minds. The Germes d’Écocitoyens à travers les sciences et les traditions dans les univers d’apprentissage (Gestu) association has launched a unique program in primary schools across Dakar, using whale songs as a gateway to marine conservation education. […]
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Vibrations africaines gala supports Burkina Faso culture
Culture Vibrations africaines: a vibrant cultural gala supporting Burkina Faso Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share by Email A lively celebration of West African culture unfolded in a festive atmosphere. On Saturday, June 20, 2026, the Marcel-Sembat hall resonated with the rhythms of West African traditional music and dance during the […]
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Anne-Claire Legendre’s historic visit to Morocco strengthens arab world cultural ties
Anne-Claire Legendre made her priorities clear during the press briefing at the French Institute in Casablanca on June 22: this marked her first official visit to Morocco in her capacity as President of the Institut du monde arabe (IMA). Morocco, a founding member of the IMA since 1982, stands out as a trusted partner with […]
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