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Low-angle view of Nigerian artist John Madu working on a painting

The first African artist at Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum

The first African artist at Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum

John Madu is the first African artist to exhibit at Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum.
NigeriaDecember 3, 202504:45 min
A group of people wearing black clothes are seen holding a rally against GBV in the Zambian capital Lusaka in April 2024

Zambia: Hope in the fight against gender-based violence

Zambia: Hope in the fight against gender-based violence

Half of all Zambian women have experienced physical, emotional or sexual violence. But change is on the horizon.
ZambiaNovember 24, 2025
Barista champion Esther Atieno pulls water from a kettle into a coffee cup, wearing chef's clothes.

Kenya's coffee culture: Insights from a barista champion

Kenya's coffee culture: Insights from a barista champion

Esther Atieno is shaping Kenya's coffee culture with her own school.
KenyaNovember 14, 202504:06 min
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Scene from Sead Kazanxhiu's performance "Mudding"

The Albanian artist bringing Roma culture to the world

Sead Kazanxhiu is an artist from Albania who expresses his Roma identity through visual art.
AlbaniaOctober 28, 202504:08 min
Activists from SWEAT gather outside a Cape Town courthouse on September 1, 2025, holding signs and banners in support of the constitutional challenge to South Africa's criminalization of sex work.

Will South Africa decriminalize sex work?

Advocacy and rights groups launched a legal challenge demanding the repeal of South African laws criminalizing sex work.
South AfricaOctober 13, 2025
Male hands holding a gold Nobel Prize medal

Nobel Prize: 7 facts we bet you didn't know

Prize medals auctioned off for millions, female geniuses ignored and embarrassing mistakes: The Nobel has seen it all.
Global issuesOctober 4, 2025