Forced to adapt
In Mintom (Cameroon) he lives a community of 2,500 Bakas pigmes disseminated in multiple villages Mintom is besieged by an exuberant tropical jungle, more and
Andrea Bioko: «Many people think that tennis is only for white and rich people»
Andrea Bioko, social entrepreneur «I was born in Madrid 26 years ago and I live here, although my family is Equatoguinean. My parents instilled in
Another year of stunts
Africa changes government in times of rupture Several elections, changes in continental and regional organizations, the contradiction of economic growth that does not reach the
Caring for and accompanying the last
Saint Martin de Porres Dominican Hospital Center in Yaoundé (Cameroon) In just two decades, the small Dominican health center in the Mvog-Betsi neighborhood has become
“We are still afraid”
Congolese albinos refugees in the Rwamwanja camp (Uganda) Text and photos J. Ignacio Martínez Rodríguezfrom Rwamwanja (Uganda) The violence in eastern Democratic Republic of the
Waiting again
South Sudan postpones its first presidential elections to 2026 South Sudanese are still unable to elect their president. Since they achieved independence in 2011, civil
Chema de Isidro: «The human being is good, but very cowardly»
Chema de Isidro, cook «I am from Madrid and I am 54 years old, with 34 years of experience in cooking. For 17 years I
“United Nations does not work and will not work”
Ignacio Ramonet, director of Le Monde Diplomatique in Spanish The journalist Ignacio Ramonet (Redondela, 1943), visited La Casa Encendida (Madrid) at the beginning of the
The enigma of three countries in one
Three Gambian women work on a fertilizer that improves the country’s agricultural possibilities By Jaume Portell Caño from Banyul (Gambia) The lack of state agricultural
Viviane Ogou: “What do Afro-descendant children dream of?”
Viviane Ogou Cordi, researcher «I was born in Barcelona, to a Catalan mother and a father from the Ivory Coast. I do social research and