June 7: World Oceans Day
A dhow made from recycled plastic leaves the island of Lamu (Kenya). The boat, named Flipflopi, is the first of its kind in the world. … Read More
Towards what catastrophe?
Four silent crises condition the future of Ethiopia and its prime minister, Abiy Ahmed By Father Juan González Núñez from Awasa (Ethiopia) My friends from … Read More
“Why this suffering?”
The Jesuit Migrant Service presents the CIE Report 2023 Mutated Internment The difficult situation in which migrants detained in the Detention Centers for Foreigners (CIE) … Read More
Between the IMF and the people
A year after his election, Tinubu’s economic measures spark strikes and unrest in Nigeria Bola Tinubu completed his first year at the head of the … Read More
July 12: International Day to Fight Sand and Dust Storms
The image has been around for a while. It was taken on June 1, 2017 in Khartoum, the Sudanese capital. Then, seven years ago, the … Read More
Letter to the powerful
Kenyan President William Ruto addresses G7 leaders to get them involved in Africa A year after meeting in Japan, G7 leaders met under the Italian … Read More
One more epidemic
The DRC, with a long history of health crises, is the African country most affected by the mpox virus Since the beginning of 2024, cases … Read More
51,000 million in three years
China consolidates itself as an economic and commercial alternative after the last summit with the continent By Jaume Portell Caño China hosted its ninth summit … Read More
The withered jasmine
With a stake of less than 30%, Kais Saied has revalidated his mandate in Tunisia On December 17, 2010, Mohamed Bouazizi immolated himself in Sidi … Read More
Chagos, a partial victory
London accepts its return to Mauritius, but the island of Diego García is left out of the agreement It’s a story that dates back to … Read More