Around with female genital mutilation
The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a new alarm on female genital mutilation (MGF). While the efforts to eradicate it worldwide gain ground and
Onions
Amadou had a good onion harvest. In Niger they are well and exported to neighboring nations. He decided to do without intermediaries and sell them
Matilda
It is not uncommon for the word to come to mind or the book Hunger, by Martín Caparrós. (It should be mandatory that, as a
More than a piece of land
On November 10, 1995, the Nigerian government executed nine activists from the Ogoni people, the majority in the Niger Delta, for opposing the extractions of
Le pen and the shadow of decolonization
The recent death of the French politician Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder in 1972 of the National Front (FN), current national regrouping led by his daughter
Donald Trump can frustrate the hopes of justice of the victims of former president Gambiano Yahya Jammeh
The good news for the Gambians arrived on December 15, 2024. That day, the heads of state and government of the Economic Community of Western
Eight decades from a classic
Capitalism and slavery, by Eric Williams By Omer Freixahistorian Who was Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago between 1956 and 1981, Eric Williams, raises in
Water
Sansi’s women are happy. They have just inaugurated a well. They have built it with the fruit of their work. Right in the middle of
The categorical imperative
The editor-in-chief of this magazine, Javier Fariñas, wrote to me to ask for an article that would be published this January. I was thinking about
Prince Johnson, Liberian warlord, dies in bed and his victims are left without justice
Prince Johnson, a former Liberian warlord, died on November 28 in a hospital bed in a residential suburb of Monrovia. Its victims, 22 years after