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.
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Two Ambassadors, Three Integration Commissioners Join 12th African Cultures and Democratic Dialogue in Germany
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Germany: Govt to slash independent asylum counselling funding by 80% in 2027
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EU adopts new return rules: What rejected asylum-seekers should know
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Germany’s shortage of skilled workers set to double by 2029, Study warns
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Germany and EU partners push ahead with Rwanda return-hub plan
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London’s First Dedicated African and Black Cinema Opens
EbonyLife Place London brings African film, fashion, art, food and music together in a new …
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Brikama Council Chairman Engages Gambians in Berlin
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Ceuta crisis gives fresh momentum to Europe’s tougher migration agenda
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Here’s Europe’s strongest passport for visa-free travel in new 2026 ranking
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Taking African Food to Dining Tables Around the World — Interview with Jolloful CEO
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Two Ambassadors, Three Integration Commissioners Join 12th African Cultures and Democratic Dialogue in Germany
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From Diaspora Remittances to Business Opportunities: WIDU Africa Expands Support for Entrepreneurs in The Gambia, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire
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Brikama Council Chairman Engages Gambians in Berlin
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Karamba Diaby receives Germany’s National Honour
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AfD: Migrant organisations urge German government to strengthen protection of minorities
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Germany: New Laws and Regulations from October 2026
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Exhibition: Sylvie Nantcha honoured as pioneer of Afro-German political representation
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Germany: Social background still shapes school success, PISA study shows
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AfD’s victory in Saxony-Anhalt leaves migrants fearing what comes next
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Germany: New Laws and Regulations from October 2026
October brings a range of changes in Germany, including measures intended to ease fuel costs, …
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What Changes in Germany in September 2026
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What Changes in Germany in August 2026
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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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Exhibition: Sylvie Nantcha honoured as pioneer of Afro-German political representation
When Dr Sylvie Nantcha entered Freiburg’s city council in 2009, her election was more than …
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Last Afro-German eyewitness to the Nazi era dies
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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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Afrikamera 2026: Berlin Film Festival Explores Africa’s Struggle for Land, Water and Climate Justice
From the forests of the Congo to fishing communities in Ghana, the festival’s 2026 edition …
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London’s First Dedicated African and Black Cinema Opens
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Berlin: Black music community gets boost as new monthly jam launches
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Fela Anikulapo-Kuti’s Legacy Comes Alive in Berlin with Afrobeat and Ghanaian Highlife
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Exhibition: Sylvie Nantcha honoured as pioneer of Afro-German political representation
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Ethiopian Airlines launches daily flights to Durban from Frankfurt
Ethiopian Airlines will resume direct flights between Addis Ababa and Durban from 11 December 2026, …
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Big News: Ethiopian Airlines Launches New Route to Port Harcourt on 1 December 2026
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Here’s Europe’s strongest passport for visa-free travel in new 2026 ranking
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EU biometric checks double airport waiting times
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South Africa launches Electronic Travel Authorisation system
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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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Germany: Social background still shapes school success, PISA study shows
New results from the OECD’s PISA 2025 study, published this week, confirm a pattern that …
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New Blueprint: How to bridge the skills gap for African economic renaissance
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Nigeria Tops Africa as World’s Third-Largest Source of International Students
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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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German-African Business Summit 2026 to bring business leaders together in Accra
The sixth German-African Business Summit (GABS) will take place in Accra, Ghana, from 23 to …
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Ghana’s Mahama proposes Africa–Caribbean–Latin America trade alliance
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Dangote: A National Champion Needs a National Ecosystem
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Germany’s shortage of skilled workers set to double by 2029, Study warns
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Interview: Sacco explains what every Africa traveller should know
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Two Ambassadors, Three Integration Commissioners Join 12th African Cultures and Democratic Dialogue in Germany
The two-day conference in Brandenburg brought together diplomatic representatives, government officials, refugees and civil society …
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From Diaspora Remittances to Business Opportunities: WIDU Africa Expands Support for Entrepreneurs in The Gambia, Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire
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New Blueprint: How to bridge the skills gap for African economic renaissance
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Nigeria’s Diaspora Day 2026 Spotlights Health Professionals Abroad
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German Catholics Bring Aid to Cyclone-Hit Madagascar
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Navi Pillay: A Lifetime of Courage and Commitment to Human Rights
Dr Pierrette Herzberger-Fofana, a former Member of the European Parliament, pays tribute to Navi Pillay, …
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Opinion: YES to the Bodily Integrity of Girls and Women in Mali
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Opinion: When Black Children Lose Their Safe Space Because of Racist Threats
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Kola-Nuts for the Architects of Our Lives
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Africa’s Migration Crisis Is Really a Governance Crisis
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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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South African jurist wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
Former UN human rights chief honoured for her decades-long fight for justice and international law, …
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Ghana’s Mahama proposes Africa–Caribbean–Latin America trade alliance
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The Quarter-Century Echo: How September 11 Reordered the Global Grid
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Correcting the Map: Africa, Mercator and the Geography of Power
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UN Backs New World Map to Give Africa Its True Size
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Blackouts, Protests and Promises: Gambia’s Power Crisis Deepens
Businesses struggle, residents protest and the government pledges to tackle Gambia’s worsening electricity crisis by …
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Ghana’s Mahama proposes Africa–Caribbean–Latin America trade alliance
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Dangote: A National Champion Needs a National Ecosystem
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Opinion: YES to the Bodily Integrity of Girls and Women in Mali
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Correcting the Map: Africa, Mercator and the Geography of Power
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Ceuta crisis gives fresh momentum to Europe’s tougher migration agenda
News analysis | The African Courier | 2 October 2026 The mass arrival of migrants …
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EU adopts new return rules: What rejected asylum-seekers should know
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Dangote: A National Champion Needs a National Ecosystem
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Germany: Social background still shapes school success, PISA study shows
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The Quarter-Century Echo: How September 11 Reordered the Global Grid