The story that resists disappearing
Young people slowly move away from the culture of masks in Burkina Faso By Èlia Borràs From Uagadugú (Burkina Faso) The urban exodus of young
The end of the city of the dead
An urban project of the Egyptian government drowns the most populous necropolis in the world With an investment of billions of euros, the new Egyptian
Portrait of a structural imbalance
The setback of freedoms and a return to authoritarianism mark the future of the youngest continent on the planet The democratic advances experienced by the
Magda sent: “My main objective is for children to learn to love them”
Magda sent, illustrator «I was born in Equatorial Guinea and I live in Spain since I was four years old. I am an illustrator and
“Earth is matter and spirit for indigenous peoples”
María del Ángel Iglesias Vázquez, Professor of International Law The professor and researcher María del Ángel Iglesias Vázquez, lecturer in the XXXVII Encuentro Africa, organized
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