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Meet the unsung heroes who rescued more than 1,000 children during Rwanda’s genocide
Nearly 30 years after the Rwandan genocide, a gripping story of survival and humanitarian bravery is surfacing. Amid the violence of 1994, a network of Swiss aid workers helped rescue around 1,000 Rwandan...
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Granite Art captivates tourists and locals at Laongo Symposium in Burkina Faso
Seventeen sculptors from nine African and European nations have gathered in the village of Laongo, 35 kilometers from Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, for the 14th edition of the international...
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Silent Exodus: Why French Africans are considering new beginnings elsewhere
Menka Gomis, a 39-year-old born in France, has opted to forge his future in Senegal, the birthplace of his parents. His decision reflects a growing trend among French Africans who are leaving France, citing...
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The importance of language preservation in African Cultures
Africa is a continent of unparalleled linguistic diversity, home to more than 2,000 languages that embody its rich cultural and historical landscape. Each African language represents not only a means of...
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Outrage over 1985 MOVE bombing victim’s remains found at Penn Museum
The discovery of human remains linked to the 1985 MOVE bombing in Philadelphia at the Penn Museum has sparked outrage from activists, family members, and civil rights advocates. The remains, identified...
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Mauritius government toppled in historic defeat
The opposition Alliance of Change has swept to power in Mauritius, winning 60 out of 64 parliamentary seats in Sunday’s general election. Navin Ramgoolam, the 77-year-old leader of the coalition,...
