Politics

For a black globality

Explore the concept of “Black globality” and discover how Koujichagoulism can unite Afro-diasporic communities to build a prosperous and respected future. Definitions and dimensions of...

May 10: the true meaning of the day commemorating the abolition of slavery

For some descendants of enslaved people, May 10 does not fully reflect the historical realities specific to each region of France, particularly the overseas...

Sylvanus Olympio, the forgotten visionary of pan-africanism

The first president of independent Togo, Sylvanus Olympio embodies the struggle for African emancipation in the face of colonial legacies. A visionary, he dreamed...

Guinea, a multimillennial land of pan-africanism

Guinea embodies African emancipation through its imperial history, its anti-colonial struggle, and its sovereignist commitment under Mamady Doumbouya. Since the dawn of history, Guinea—with its...

Idi Amin Dada: anatomy of a reign of terror in Uganda (part 1)

How did Idi Amin Dada, a simple Ugandan soldier, become one of the most bloodthirsty dictators of the 20th century? From his military rise...

PAIGC: from guerrilla warfare to independence, the epic of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde

From Guinea-Bissau to Cape Verde, the PAIGC led one of Africa’s most emblematic anti-colonial struggles, balancing Pan-African myth, military victory, and a complex legacy. One...

FRANÇOIS DUVALIER AKA “PAPA DOC,” THE TYRANNICAL PRACTITIONER

François Duvalier was the austere leader of the Republic of Haiti from 1957 to 1971. Initially a doctor committed to fighting poverty-related diseases and...

Rape as a weapon of genocide in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The film Muganga sheds light on a truth suppressed for far too long: in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, rape is used as...

The day Malcolm X was banned from entering France

On February 9, 1965, Malcolm X, an iconic figure of Black Power, was turned back at the French border. Officially for a “risk of...

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