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Mother’s Day: One story of an universal love

Mother’s Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in May in many countries. In other places, the dates vary. But across the globe, there is one thing that unites them all: a universal love. In tribute to them, we are…

Manyatta FC’s Rise from Peace Project to Football Pathway

In the heart of Kisumu’s Manyatta estate, football has become more than just a sport. For years, it has served as a tool for peace, mentorship, and social transformation within one of the city’s most vibrant communities. At the center…

Re-evaluating Media Performance in Russia and Africa

(Moscow Bureau) – Under the auspices of the Faculty of Journalism of Lomonosov Moscow State University, the Russian-African Club, in late April, held its IV  International Forum of Journalists from Russia and Africa, which marked another historical milestone. According to an…

Mohamed Fellag: Humor and Its Politic Stakes

Mohamed Fellag (born 31 March 1950, Azeffoun, Kabylia, Algeria) is a prominent figure in contemporary Francophone performance whose work spans theater, cinema, and literature. His artistic production is distinguished by a sustained engagement with questions of identity, memory, exile, and…

The story of Wayward school. A big humanist lesson.

In 2013, in the quiet village of Lela, a small town in western Kenya near Lake Victoria, community life revolved around rice farming. Parents left early for the fields and returned late in the evening. While farming sustained families, it…

What road travel across Africa teaches you that no flight ever will

The first time I crossed a border by road, I realised how little I understood about movement across Africa. I had prepared as many travellers do, with documents in order, a clear route in mind, and the assumption that crossing…

Court ruling in Maiko Zulu case raises questions on justice and activism in Zambia

Three-year legal battle highlights concerns over police conduct and civic space ahead of elections LUSAKA, Zambia – A court ruling in favor of activist and musician Maiko Zulu has renewed public attention on police accountability and the challenges faced by…

Indonesia’s New Military Partnership With The US Might Upset Some BRICS Supporters

So many were duped by Alt-Media charlatans over the years into thinking that this economic-financial group is also a security bloc when it never was, still isn’t, nor ever will be one. Indonesia and the US announced a “Major Defense Cooperation Partnership”…

Mindolo Ecumenical Foundation Expands Language Training with Launch of German Programme in Kitwe, Zambia

The Mindolo Ecumenical Foundation has launched a German language programme in Kitwe, adding a new dimension to its long-established work in education and human resource development. The initiative is designed to equip learners with practical language skills while creating access…

Pope Leo XIV’s Landmark Journey to Algeria

In April 13-15, 2026, Pope Leo XIV will visit Algeria in what is expected to be a historic and symbolic moment. This visit is not simply part of a diplomatic tour or a religious ceremony. It carries political, cultural, and…

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