The Italian model
We continue to believe that the destiny of Mozambique is in the hands of a single man, as if the tenant of Ponta Vermelha were … Read More
The injustice of naming a few
Father Antonio Molina liked the radio. He liked photography. And he liked people. He crossed the Sahara desert a couple of times, once in a … Read More
Sudan, another war against women
The war in Sudan, which has given rise to the world’s largest internally displaced persons crisis, is having catastrophic effects on women and girls, UN … Read More
Marriage for a continent and a country
China’s relationship with Africa is well documented. It is a long love story based on a shared need to survive in a rapidly changing global … Read More
Negotiants
Manoel and Ntundo sell shells on the beaches of Pemba, northern Mozambique. Early in the morning they travel along the seashore in search of their … Read More
Are Afro-descendants a people?
The UN is preparing a draft World Declaration on People of African Descent, with the effective participation of both member states and civil society organizations. … Read More
Trafficking of minors and armed conflicts
Armed conflicts constantly violate the rights of children. Among the many situations to which they are exposed, minors run the risk of being victims of … Read More
Say 33 or 4,200
How much is a person’s image worth? And that of a neighborhood or a city? Does the amount skyrocket if we refer to a country … Read More
From the door of no return to the door of hope
By Fidel García Gutiérrez and Emilio J. Gómez Ciriano In the city of Elmina (Ghana), a group of people met last September, sponsored by Justice … Read More
The nuances of a chorus of voices
The general debate of the 79th session of the UN, held in September, was a platform for African countries to once again express their positions … Read More