A black slave, Marie-Cesette Dumas
A humble black slave, Marie Cesette Dumas, great matriarch to a saga of distinguished men. Nonetheless all we know about her is that she died of dysentery and came from today’s Gabón
“The Battle Of Algiers” Golden Lion winner of the Venice Film Festival of 1966, narrates part of the historic reality between November 1954 and December 1962, during the Algerian War of Independence.
Political calm, informative tension in Togo
The campaign is over and land borders were closed in Togo. The opposition focused its last day in Lome, the capital, while the president and candidate Faure went to Kara, key city. Rerporters Without Borders condemns the government denied accreditation to at least four media.
World Bank double loans to Morocco
For programmes and reforms to improve governance and expand acces to basic service like drinking water.
With 50 meters high, is larger than the Statue of Liberty in New York. Standing face to the Atlantic, is located in one of the sectors aimed at the traditional village of Ouakam lébou, near Dakar, the Senegalese capital. Recalls, according to his promoter, Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade, the African renaissance, an Africa that looks resolutely towards the light and away from ignorance, intolerance and racism.
Society
Deadly crush at Timbuktu mosque
Politics
Gambia celebrate 45yrs
Economy
Africa acts to defective Toyota cars
Opinion
Western Sahara talks will lead to nothing but inaction
Sports
Essien and Drogba in 'FIFA 11 project'
Culture
'Invictus' is nothing if not a trophy film
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