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.
Germany’s drive to recruit international talent is gathering pace. New figures show that reforms to …
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Germany attracts record numbers of foreign skilled workers
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Germany’s Muslim Population: New Estimates Highlight Increasing Diversity
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Refugee Children in Germany Gain Full Healthcare Access Under New EU Rules
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EU Parliament Approves Deportation Centres Outside Europe
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Refugee Numbers Decline for the First Time in a Decade, but Challenges Remain — UNHCR
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Europeans want stronger, more united EU amid global uncertainty — Survey
As geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty reshape the global landscape, a new EU-wide survey shows …
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Why Africa Needs the Diaspora Stories as Much as Its Money
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Swiss Voters Reject Population Cap Proposal in Landmark Referendum
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EU, Nigeria Deepen Economic Ties with 10th Business Forum in Lagos
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EU Court Rules Germany’s Asylum Benefit Cuts Unlawful
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Germany’s Skilled Migrants Held Back by Barriers, New Study Warns of Wasted Potential
A new Bertelsmann Stiftung study finds that despite chronic labour shortages, thousands of qualified migrants …
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What Changes in Germany from July 2026?
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Bürgergeld is Gone. What you need to know about Grundsicherung
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Germany’s Muslim Population: New Estimates Highlight Increasing Diversity
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Berlin court awards financial compensation to Black man over racial profiling by police
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Germany’s Anti-Discrimination Law Turns 20 Amid Calls for Stronger Protection
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Germany Tightens Paternity Law to Curb Abuse
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Germany: Nigeria’s New Ambassador Arrives in Berlin
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Germany: Migrant communities fight to save radio programme
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What Changes in Germany from July 2026?
July 2026 ushers in a wide-ranging package of legal and policy changes that will affect …
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Bürgergeld is Gone. What you need to know about Grundsicherung
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Berlin court awards financial compensation to Black man over racial profiling by police
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Germany’s Anti-Discrimination Law Turns 20 Amid Calls for Stronger Protection
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Germany Tightens Paternity Law to Curb Abuse
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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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Why Africa Needs the Diaspora Stories as Much as Its Money
By Collins Nweke On a recent evening in Brussels, I had the privilege of delivering …
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Jolloful brings authentic African flavours to German homes
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Uganda Brings the Pearl of Africa to Germany at Landmark Festival
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Berlinale: South Africa Named “Country in Focus” for 2027 Edition
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Cologne City Honours African Arts Festival
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Ghana Launches E-Visa System, Cancels Visa-on-Arrival for African Travellers
Ghana has launched a new electronic visa regime aimed at modernising travel procedures, strengthening border …
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Ghana Seeks Investors for New National Airline
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End of Passport Stamp: What Europe’s New Digital Border System Means for Travellers
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Africa’s Tourism Boom on Display at ITB Berlin 2026
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Berlin: Angola takes centre stage at world’s biggest tourism fair
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Preventable Maternal Deaths: A Crisis of Care and Accountability in Ghana
By Isaac Arko Inkum* I write to express my thoughts on the tragic story of …
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Maisha’s Blueprint: Pregnancy and Baby Care in the Diaspora
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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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Nigeria Tops Africa as World’s Third-Largest Source of International Students
Nigeria has emerged as Africa’s largest source of international students and now ranks as the …
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Berlin International Nursing School Celebrates 2026 Graduation Ceremony
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Germany: Opening the Door to Higher Education for Refugees
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Why UK Suspended Student Visa for Cameroonians, Sudanese, others
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Online Portal to Upskill Youth Innovation and Enterprise in Sub-Saharan Africa Launches
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EU, Nigeria Deepen Economic Ties with 10th Business Forum in Lagos
Nigeria and the European Union are set to strengthen their longstanding economic partnership as policymakers, …
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Berlinale: South Africa Named “Country in Focus” for 2027 Edition
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China Opens Its Market to Africa — But Will the Continent Truly Benefit?
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Dortmund Hosts 9th German-African Business Forum to Strengthen Economic Partnerships
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Berlin: Angola takes centre stage at world’s biggest tourism fair
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German Catholics Bring Aid to Cyclone-Hit Madagascar
A delegation from Germany has travelled to Madagascar to assess the destruction caused by Tropical …
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Nigerian Civil Society Steps Up Coordinated Action on Migration Governance
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Germany Refocuses Development Policy in a Changing Global Order
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Online Portal to Upskill Youth Innovation and Enterprise in Sub-Saharan Africa Launches
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Powering Africa’s Twin Transitions: Why Energy and Connectivity Must Go Hand in Hand
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Why Africa Needs the Diaspora Stories as Much as Its Money
By Collins Nweke On a recent evening in Brussels, I had the privilege of delivering …
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Transatlantic Slave Trade: Who will take responsibility?
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The Deeper Crisis Beyond South Africa’s Anti-Migrant Violence
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Editorial: What the Berlin Conference Must Deliver for Sudan
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Recognition Without Responsibility? The UN Slavery Resolution and the Limits of Western Moral Politics
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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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World Cup 2026: Can Africa Make History?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted jointly by the United States, Canada and Mexico, has …
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Refugee Numbers Decline for the First Time in a Decade, but Challenges Remain — UNHCR
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Zimbabwe, 4 Others Elected to UN Security Council as Calls for Reform Grow
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Accra to Host Reparations Conference Following Historic UN Resolution
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Iran War Sends Shockwaves Through African Economies
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Zimbabwe, 4 Others Elected to UN Security Council as Calls for Reform Grow
The United Nations General Assembly has elected Austria, Portugal, Trinidad and Tobago, Zimbabwe and Kyrgyzstan …
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Ghana Evacuates Nationals from South Africa Amid Rising Anti-Immigrant Tensions
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Accra to Host Reparations Conference Following Historic UN Resolution
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Togo Opens Its Doors: One More Step on Africa’s Long Road to Free Movement
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Transatlantic Slave Trade: Who will take responsibility?
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Jolloful brings authentic African flavours to German homes
Jolloful Foods GmbH is on a mission to make African cuisine more accessible across Europe …
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The Deeper Crisis Beyond South Africa’s Anti-Migrant Violence
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China Opens Its Market to Africa — But Will the Continent Truly Benefit?
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UN Vote on Slave Trade Sparks Renewed Reparations Debate
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Recognition Without Responsibility? The UN Slavery Resolution and the Limits of Western Moral Politics