THE AFRICAN COURIER. Reporting Africa and its Diaspora! The African Courier is an international magazine published in Germany to report on Africa and the Diaspora African experience. The first issue of the bimonthly magazine appeared on the newsstands on 15 February 1998. The African Courier is a communication forum for European-African political, economic and cultural exchanges, and a voice for Africa in Europe.
Last week in Brussels, interior ministers of the European Union took decisive steps to advance …
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SPECIAL: EU Pushes Asylum Reform Forward and What It Means for People Seeking Protection
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Germany: Landmark Ruling on Language Certificate Validity for Family Reunion Visa Applicants
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Refugees Demand Better Accommodation in Germany
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Germany’s Top Court Delivers Landmark Verdict on Deportation of Refugees
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Climate-Driven Displacement Reaches Critical Levels, UN warns
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Zimbabwean Journalist Wins Prestigious Dutch Prize
Veteran Zimbabwean journalist Faith Zaba, editor of the Zimbabwe Independent, has been named the 2025 …
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SPECIAL: EU Pushes Asylum Reform Forward and What It Means for People Seeking Protection
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Accra hosts Diaspora Summit for Reparative Justice and Strategic Partnership
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Africans in Switzerland to gather for year-end celebration in Bern
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Nigerian diaspora leaders release landmark report on NIN, passport and other challenges
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New Study Shows How Black People Experience Everyday Racism in Germany
Racist insults, threats and online hate are part of everyday life for many Black people …
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Germany to Replace Bürgergeld with a Stricter Unemployment Benefit System
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Berlin Hosts Apostle ATB Williams for Special Revival Weekend
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New Report: Migrants in Germany have lower incomes, higher housing costs and poorer living conditions
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Young Zimbabwean Activist Wins German Africa Prize 2025
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Germany: New Laws and Regulations from December 2025
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Germany Revokes Citizenship of Newly Naturalised Man Over Support for Hamas
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Germany: Tolerated Refugees Can Start Care Training Without a Work Permit – Landmark Court Ruling
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German Courts Warn 6-Month EU Asylum Deadline Is Unrealistic
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Germany to Replace Bürgergeld with a Stricter Unemployment Benefit System
Germany is preparing to overhaul its welfare system in a move that will have far-reaching …
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Germany: New Laws and Regulations from December 2025
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Germany: Tolerated Refugees Can Start Care Training Without a Work Permit – Landmark Court Ruling
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Germany: News Laws and Regulations from November 2025
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Germany: Parliament abolishes fast-track pathway to citizenship
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Last Afro-German eyewitness to the Nazi era dies
Marie Nejar, the last known surviving Afro-German eyewitness to the horrors of Nazi Germany and …
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Dr Herzberger-Fofana awarded German city’s highest honour
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Germany: Modupe Laja honoured with Bavarian State Medal for Social Merit
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Germany: More Support Needed for Black Organisations – UN Decade Report
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Berlin hosts closing event for UN Decade for People of African Descent
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Kente: How UN-Backed Protection Is Transforming Ghana’s Iconic Textile
When Ghana unveiled the international Geographical Indication (GI) protection for Kente on 30 September 2025, …
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Black International Cinema Berlin 2025 Marks Milestone
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Germany’s Christmas Market Season Begins
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Museum: Egypt Unveils a Monument to Its Ancient Glory
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Ghana to Host Africa’s Biggest Hip-Hop Celebration in December 2025
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Tanzania, Kenya Sweep World Travel Awards 2025 for Africa
Tourism industry leaders from across the world gathered in the Kingdom of Bahrain on 6 …
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Ghana Revisited: A Journey of Encounters, Warmth and New Inspiration
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Angola Announced as Official Host of ITB Berlin 2026
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Equatorial Guinea, Shining Example of African Progress Amid Western Hypocrisy
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Activists embark on road trip across Africa to campaign for a visa-free continent
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Maisha’s Blueprint: Pregnancy and Baby Care in the Diaspora
This is the second instalment in our review series of empowering publications by Maisha – …
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Maisha’s Blueprint: Combating Diabetes in the African Community
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Germany: Empowering a Community through Health Education
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Germany: Doctors advise African community on preventing premature deaths
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How four industries cause 2.7 million deaths in Europe every year — WHO
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Online Portal to Upskill Youth Innovation and Enterprise in Sub-Saharan Africa Launches
The GSMESKILL project represents a timely response to the urgent need for youth employment, green …
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Germany: 74% of school dropouts have migration background — New report reveals
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From Rural Roots to Global Impact: The Story Behind Animal Friends Academy
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German education agency opens office in Accra for regional cooperation
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Germany: African-owned nursing school empowers international students
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How Zimbabwe’s Tinaye Makoni is Transforming Clean Energy through AI & Local Innovation
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF), in partnership with Nyima’s Bantaba Media Platform, is …
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Reinventing Beauty and Tech Through AI in Africa’s Digital Economy
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Redefining Money Management: How Mipango Is Transforming Women’s Finances in Tanzania
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Germany-Nigeria Trade Soars as Bilateral Ties Deepen
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Tinubu’s Presence Elevates Nigeria Diaspora Investment Summit 2025
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Online Portal to Upskill Youth Innovation and Enterprise in Sub-Saharan Africa Launches
The GSMESKILL project represents a timely response to the urgent need for youth employment, green …
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Powering Africa’s Twin Transitions: Why Energy and Connectivity Must Go Hand in Hand
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Redefining Money Management: How Mipango Is Transforming Women’s Finances in Tanzania
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Building Financial Bridges: The Rise of Inclusive Fintech in Africa
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Special: New media initiative to bust myths about Africa
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Africa’s Bold Stand: Mali’s victory and Ghana’s resolve should be the blueprint
Africa is witnessing a new and assertive diplomatic posture, defined by a confident willingness to …
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Nigeria: The Troubled Legacy of Muhammadu Buhari
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Togo and Uganda: When Leaders Refuse to Leave, the Youth Must Lead — Ras Mubarak
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Opinion: How Nigeria should react to a US visa ban
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Essay: Africa and the Echoes of Toussaint L’Ouverture
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Germany-based group advises aspiring migrants in Nigeria
The Migration Enlightenment Project Nigeria (MEPN), a Germany-based initiative promoting safe migration, has noted that …
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MEPN tasks Nigerian government on consular support for irregular migrants
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MEPN appeals to Nigerian media to focus more on migration issues
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Nigerian youths should acquire vocational skills, stakeholders appeal in Lagos
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Chaos in Libya, Mediterranean crossing more deadly – Group warns young Nigerians
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Accra hosts Diaspora Summit for Reparative Justice and Strategic Partnership
Accra is set to become the epicentre of Pan‑African engagement later this month as Ghana …
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Africa’s Bold Stand: Mali’s victory and Ghana’s resolve should be the blueprint
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Nigerian diaspora leaders release landmark report on NIN, passport and other challenges
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Young Zimbabwean Activist Wins German Africa Prize 2025
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Young African and Chinese leaders strengthen inter-continental ties
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Accra hosts Diaspora Summit for Reparative Justice and Strategic Partnership
Accra is set to become the epicentre of Pan‑African engagement later this month as Ghana …
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Africa’s Bold Stand: Mali’s victory and Ghana’s resolve should be the blueprint
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Young Zimbabwean Activist Wins German Africa Prize 2025
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Luanda Summit: What the AU–EU Deal Means for Africa
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EU–AU Leaders Head to Luanda as Africa Pushes for a More Equal Partnership
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Racism: Why Youth Circle Is Crucial for Black Children
Institutional racism does not begin with open hostility or explicit exclusion. It often starts quietly, …
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New Report: Migrants in Germany have lower incomes, higher housing costs and poorer living conditions
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Powering Africa’s Twin Transitions: Why Energy and Connectivity Must Go Hand in Hand
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Germany’s Top Court Delivers Landmark Verdict on Deportation of Refugees
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How Language Hurts: Harmful Labels Faced by African-European Children