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It is considered that young Africans are mature enough to choose their leaders, but not to aspire to replace them, even though they are at the centre of the great political movements: they vote, militate and campaign.
Between 60 and 70 per cent of Ghana's population depends on traditional medical markets for their medical care, according to a 2023 study by Frontiers in Pharmacology.
The disruption of maritime traffic between Asia and Europe triggers interest in a State located in one of the main arteries of global trade and marked by decades of authoritarianism
The deceased had travelled from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where the outbreak, the second largest in history and the fastest ever recorded growth, has caused more than 4,000 deaths
During the holidays, young people from Ebolowa in southern Cameroon and from nearby villages meet for dance nights that combine entertainment, social life and economic activity.
The world & apos; s largest humanitarian disaster is seriously affected by the global cut in funding for cooperation and has left millions without access to food, medical care or shelter
The women of Nampula became a symbol of resistance, while social networks amplified protests, digital activism and debates on state control and civil rights in Mozambique.
In Mozambique, the lack of laws criminalizing LGBTQ + identities is often interpreted as a sign of tolerance. However, for many transgender people and LBQ women, their daily reality tells a different story.
After losing three finals, Cameroon's women's team has finally won the African Women's Nations Cup. His 3-0 triumph over Malawi shows the perseverance of this generation and the constant transformation of female football in Africa.
