Tag: Culture Africa
Loft, the first Moroccan gallery at Art Basel Paris: “The welcome is fabulous”
A giant mushroom at Place Vendôme, a snake facing the Académie française or a yellow trash can suspended under the impressive glass roof of the Grand Palais. Art Basel Paris,…
“Parcours de l’eau” by Arsène Mpiana, an exhibition on the memories of the Congo River
In Kinshasa, the Academy of Fine Arts is hosting the exhibition “ Water route », produced by photographer Arsène Mpiana, who has collaborated with numerous media, including AFP. Open from…
the Orange Foundation ends its African book prize
It’s a page-turner for lovers of African literature. After six editions, the Orange foundation is putting an end to the Orange Book Prize in Africa (POLA), which rewarded authors and…
Gad Bensalem, winner of the RFI Theater Prize 2024 for “Child”, a Malagasy story
In ChildMalagasy author and slammer Gad Bensalem tells with power and poetry the story of a son in search of his father and the history of his country. With this…
“Abidjan-Limoges”, Massidi Adiatou combines “rue Princesse” with the Francophonies of Limoges
To open the Festival des Francophonies in Limoges, France, dancers, fans and spectators came out in unison to defy the rain and bring to life the boundless spirit of Rue…
Glez’s take on the far right at the gates of power in France
The National Rally (RN) wins the European elections in France. With 30% of the votes, the party of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella is well ahead of the ruling…
an exhibition pays tribute to the Sandaga market, an emblematic place of life in the heart of Dakar
In Senegal, at the Italian Cultural Institute of Dakar, an exhibition called “Dem Dikk, Via Vaï” pays homage from May 21 to July 14, 2024 to the Sandaga market, an…
for its last day, Femua relocates to Ferkessédougou
Direction the Ivory Coast: after 5 evenings of concerts in Abidjan, the FEMUA has, like every year, relocated for the closing evening this Sunday. Head to the north of the…
Cameroonian professor Ajume Wingo awarded the American Thomas Jefferson Prize
Ajume Wingo, Cameroonian professor of political philosophy at the University of Colorado, received the 2024 Thomas Jefferson University Prize which rewards students or professors who “ advance ideals » of…
a festival for peace through laughter
In Mali, the fourth edition of the “Mali du laughter” festival began on May 13, 2024 and continues until the 19th, in Bamako. Created in 2021 on the model of…