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Valère ATIYÈ, 58 years of adventure: Wrinkle-free memories
Valère Atiyé returned from Bordeaux on February 28, 2022, after several decades spent in Europe. Since his return to Benin, he has lived in his residence in Abomey Calavi, a suburb of Cotonou. In the quiet of his residence, he now spends his time training young people in industrial welding and sharing his experience with …
Guinea: Short stories of migrants
Like many African countries, the Republic of Guinea welcomes many migrants from all walks of life. While some of them aspire to continue their path to Western countries, others prefer to go to African countries in search of better economic prospects. “Dialogue Migration” zooms in on two communities in the sub-region, well integrated in Guinea. …
Niger, a space with very ancient origins
In addition to facing the security threat in the Sahel and hosting refugees fleeing conflicts in Nigeria and Mali, Niger is the main crossroads of sub-Saharan Africa’s migration routes. Where does the word Niger come from? What does it mean? What does migration bring to the country? It is to all these questions that “Dialogue …
“Report”: Atar-Mauritania-land of integration
Atar, a multicultural city at more than 400km from Nouakchott, Mauritania, has become a melting pot where several communities live together. “Dialogue Migration” visited this cosmopolitan city, open to the world. NB: The English subtitle of this production is available. In case you do not see it, please activate the subtitle icon on the right …
Rodriguez Katsuva, Co founder of Congo-Check: “My life, travels, my experience”
NB: The English subtitle of the podcast is available. In case you do not see it, please activate the subtitle icon on the right side of the video. Welcome to the Dialogue Migration Podcast. From Dakar to Goma, via Conakry, Nouakchott, Cotonou, Ouagadougou and Niamey; We will recall the one thousand and one facets of …
Eve-Noëllie Djébolo: the magnetic shooting fingers
She is Chadian and has lived in Burkina Faso for eight years. Nekouanodji Eve-Noëllie Djébolo, 26, is a filmmaker who graduated from the Higher Institute of Image and Sound (ISIS-SE) in Ouagadougou. Meeting with a woman passionate about the camera who has established herself in an environment that is still very misogynistic. Her dressing style …
