Akan myths, between Dadié and Esono
Until January 30, Casa África hosts the exhibition «218: Anansi. The architect. By Adela Bogas. The Equatoguinean illustrator Ramón Esono acts as the backbone of
“All the diaspora form a common choir”
Sierraleonés artist Julianknxx exposes his audiovisual work in the house of Madrid Chorus in Rememory of Flight. “The choir is a means of resistance that
“The discrimination of indigenous peoples has a racial component”
Albert K. Buume, special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples The Congolese Albert K. Barume (Bukavu, 1966) is, since last December, a special rapporteur
The best of two worlds
Eight Spanish young people with African ancestry tell the Black World how they live a mixed identity, the link they maintain with the territory and
“We have to rethink the ways to connect our countries again”
Véronique Tadjo, writer By Aurora M. Alcojor Writer, illustrator and poet, Véronique Tadjo (1955), originally from Ivory Coast, has a long career as the author
A speech with less followers
The revenues of national liberation struggles are less and less relevant to the political parties of Austral Africa After a year marked by the electoral
When the genz connected Tiktok with the streets
Youth mobilization in Kenya changes the way of doing politics By Carlos under erro From Barcelona What should be a demonstration to stop a tax
What is the way?
The African continental trade zone (AFCTA) becomes the next hope of youth in the continent Economic growth and demographic thrust should guarantee the development of
Another step
The neocolonization of European galleries, a reality that makes its way in the art market By Alfonso Masoliver The relationship between African plastic artists and
The fight every day
African countries, at the crossroads for the payment of external debt By Jaume Portell Caño The payment of external debt has become one of the