Society

Before 1848, Black people in France were theoretically free. But between racist laws, exclusions, and discrimination, equality remained an illusion. Free, but never equal: The...

From the 19th to the 20th century, Europe and America organized exhibitions where non-European men, women, and children were caged, scrutinized, and humiliated in...

In May 1967 (Mé 67), Guadeloupe erupted in a blaze of social and racial anger. Three days of fire, blood, and silence—still denied by...

On May 20, 1802, Napoleon signed a law reinstating slavery in the colonies. A forgotten page of republican history, where liberty receded and chains...

A study by the University of Cambridge revealed that Africans have the healthiest diets in the world. In 2025, where do these ancestral eating...

To mark the release of Fanon, a film directed by Jean-Claude Barny (in theaters on April 2, 2025), NOFI pays tribute to one of...

In the Caribbean, an 8% price reduction on 6,000 products in 2025 should be seen as a victory. But for populations where food remains...

In 2005, in Ethiopia, a kidnapped little girl was miraculously saved… by a group of lions. This story, worthy of a thriller, reveals how...

Pascal Archimède met with Marième Diop, founder of the association La Teranga, which works to strengthen the ties between Africa and the Caribbean. Who is...