"We can't go to France, we have Africa, we have the other parts of the world. All they have to do is close themselves off. All they have to do is shut themselves up in their own box," says Garba Mahamane Lawali, director of Niger's musical training and...
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“The market is one of the busiest places in any city and is also a place that generates a very significant volume of waste due to the high... due to the quantity of activities going on, especially with regards to the fresh food produce and all that, th...
Sudanese queue at a cramped office to apply for passports in the eastern city of Port Sudan. Since authorities inaugurated a new passport office in Port Sudan in late August, hundreds of people have lined up all day, every day, desperate to obtain pape...
"I have never met a man with such an enormous capacity to forgive and I doubt I will ever meet another one. He was simply extra ordinary, he faced the immense pain of being unjustly vilified by the very leaders whose mandate he was acting, yet he refus...
"Of course, everything starts with security. But the Heads of State must also think about economic issues, how to bring the different countries closer together, and how to facilitate trade between our different populations. All these issues will be add...
"People always say that we Africans are the last in the world. But we ask them to leave and they refuse. They are rotting over there, and we won't give them peace until the day they leave."
"Back then, you could get a 200-page booklet for 500 francs (80 cents). But these days it's gone up a lot. Well, for us it's... It's too high actually. It's too expensive to learn. So it's complicated. Because with 30,000 ($49 , editor's note) you can ...
"I have come to the Silicon Valley to underscore the Kenya government strategic intent to support through infrastructure and other investment, then enhancement of Kenya's position as the epicenter of Africa's innovation and technological transformation."
The Zulu leader's death at the age of 95 has opened up a debate about his legacy.
"The environment must be preserved in all its forms. Oil is a danger for the population, .. where the people are impoverished because of the exploitation of oil to the detriment of multinationals, that's why today the population of North Kivu, through ...
