Jacob Kossonou left his country of origin, Côte d’Ivoire and has been living in Benin for 12 years for professional reasons in the turmoil of the political crisis of 2010-2011. Formerly -employed in a photo laboratory, he now owns a photo-video studio in the country while integrating into the Beninese community. Dialogue Migration, dives into […]
From Mauritania to the USA, via Turkey, Central America and Mexico. The new route is all mapped out to illegally enter the land of Uncle Sam. Not without taking a lot of risks for young Mauritanians who engage in emigration. Not only do you have to spend a lot of money, but you can lose […]
Various profiles of young people leave Guinea in search of their well-being. They often justify their departure by the lack of employment and unfavorable living conditions in the country. On the way, some encounter enormous difficulties and opt to return home. This is the case of Mamadou Barry, a driver by profession who shares his […]
It is a story of two young Congolese siblings, an older brother and a younger sister. These are Gaël Lusala and Marie Thérèse Mavambu. A tumultuous journey made of wounds and scars of life that they tell in a tone charged with emotions. They left their country, DR Congo in 1997 with the whole family […]
He landed in Upper Volta, now Burkina Faso in 1980. Arriving in the land of “upright people” for his university studies, following the closure of the University of N’Djamena due to the civil war that broke out on February 12, 1979 in Chad, Ngonndingamlemgoto Alram Nguebnan Ngarndolédjim settled permanently in Ouagadougou, his childhood dream city. […]
Basketball player, cartoonist and drawer, Hervé David Honla is a journalist who rarely laughs. As pleasant as he is simple, this naturalized Burkina Faso from Cameroon is constantly at the center of controversy because of his outspoken criticism. Meet this “misunderstood” cultural journalist from Burkina Faso. The journalist is a 2.1m tall, calm gait, imposing […]
