Journalism in a Global Context

Journalist Education: Building bridges between Europe and Africa

By Veye Tatah 28. October 2019 News & Stories

Over 100 participants from more than thirty countries met at the TU Dortmund to discuss new perspectives for international journalism education.

By Veye Tatah 23. May 2018

Perspectives on the EU-Africa Relationship

For years, negotiations on Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) between the European Union and the ACP nations (Africa, Caribbean, Paciﬁc) have been stalled. According to the EU, EPAs should promote the economic development of these countries and help lift people from poverty.

Youth of Africa, It’s Time for a Peaceful Revolution!

By Veye Tatah 23. May 2018

Has Democracy Degenerated into an Instrument of Power Politics?

By Meli Tangang 2. January 2018

By Inter Press Service 28. August 2018

Blue Economy Movement Gains Traction in Africa

Countries, including Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Mauritius, Comoros, Madagascar and the Seychelles–which has already established the Ministry of Finance, Trade and the Blue Economy–are recognising the need to diversify their economies.

Hunger and Food Insecurity Plague the Lives of Millions in Africa

By Inter Press Service 28. August 2018

EAC member states warned against fronting selfish and National interests

By Eliane Apio 11. July 2018

By Veye Tatah 17. September 2019

15 African Journalists and 10 European journalists exchanged perspektives on Media and Migration in Rabat/Morocco

The September School on Media and Migration which took place from September 9th to the 14th in Morocco brought together journalists from two continents.

By Anthony Akaeze 10. July 2018

Africa Can Overcome Its Challenges – German Envoy

On a recent visit to Senegal for the Spring School on Media and Migration workshop, Anthony Akaeze, senior associate editor, spoke with Stephan Roken, German Ambassador to Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau and Cabo Verde.

By Inter Press Service 28. August 2018

Great Green Wall Brings Hope, Greener Pastures to Africa’s Sahel

Hope, smiles and new vitality seem to be returning slowly but surely in various parts of the Sahel region, where the mighty Sahara Desert has all but ‘eaten’ and degraded huge parts of landscapes.

By Anthony Akaeze 23. July 2018

Lagos “Blind Street Lights”

The newly installed lights and electric poles at the bridge were in keeping with the state government’s promise to light up Lagos at night as part of efforts to improve security and commercial activities in the state.

Perspectives from Africa – Challenges for Europe

Journalist Education: Building bridges between Europe and Africa

Senegalese Immigrants Face Police Brutality in Argentina

The migration tragedy in Libya

Burkinabe migrants back from Libya

Nigerians Abroad: The Bitter – Sweet Experiences

Youth of Africa, It’s Time for a Peaceful Revolution!

Has Democracy Degenerated into an Instrument of Power Politics?

Hunger and Food Insecurity Plague the Lives of Millions in Africa

EAC member states warned against fronting selfish and National interests