The strength of coffee
The Mughese and Chipunga agribusiness projects allow the diocese of Karonga to generate employment and sustain social and health initiatives. Faced with a decrease in
A bet and a thousand unknowns
Malawi’s mining sector is growing amid rare earths, growth opportunities and global rivalries. By Jack McBrams from Lilongwe Deep in Malawi’s red earth lies a
The promise of growth
The fragility of Malawi’s economy conditions the opportunities that the future offers. By Bertha Bangara Chikadza from Blantyre Malawi, a landlocked country, has seen its
An oasis in Area 25
The CfSC is a reference for social research in Malawi Founded in 2002, the Center for Social Concern seeks to transform Malawi’s unjust structures through
A home on the other side of the sea
The Church in the Canary Islands welcomes, protects and integrates migrants who arrive to the archipelago. By María Ángeles Fernández, from the Canary Islands. The
«No society is immune from the destruction of its heritage»
Alfredo González-Ruibal, archaeologist By Alfonso Masoliver Alfredo González-Ruibal (Lugo, 1976) is a reference in African archaeology. CSIC researcher, he has been working in the Horn
Life as it is
Addis Ababa and Tigré in the eyes of two local photographers. The Sura Gallery, located in the Balqís bookstore in Madrid, is hosting the exhibition
«In the clothes I project my person»
Blanchard Moussayou, textile artist After studying industrial pattern making, he went from the business world to the art world. Blanchard Moussayou presented his third exhibition,
The great shark of business
Aliko Dangote, Nigerian businessman. He is the richest man in Africa and is more fashionable than ever. In the midst of the oil supply crisis
The story that saw the light
A documentary rescues the memory of Acacio Mañé, independence leader of Equatorial Guinea. By Jaume Portell Caño Mañé died in 1959, after being arrested by