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.
By Sola Jolaoso | The African Courier Planned visa restrictions under the UK’s upcoming immigration …
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UK: Visa crackdown could disproportionately affect African migrants
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Italy transfers migrants to Albania under controversial deportation deal
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Germany: 82,000 receive temporary residence permit under ‘Opportunity Act’
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EU declares three African countries, 4 others as safe countries of origin
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Germany’s new coalition government proposes stricter migration policies
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Julius Malema: UK faces backlash for denying visa to South African leader
In a move that’s drawing sharp criticisms across Africa and the diaspora, the United Kingdom …
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Africa reflects on the Legacy of Pope Francis
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How to avoid online scams when applying for UK entry permit
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South Africa-EU Summit strengthens economic ties amid US hostility
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UK introduces mandatory electronic authorisation for EU travellers
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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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Nigerian Diaspora Organisation Holds Annual Gathering in Berlin
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Germany: Empowering a Community through Health Education
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Germany: New government announces tougher migration policy
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Dr Herzberger-Fofana awarded German city’s highest honour
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Germany: Black Community demands Justice for Lorenz
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Germany: 82,000 receive temporary residence permit under ‘Opportunity Act’
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Germany: New Laws and other Changes in May 2025
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Daniela Schwarzer appointed President of Germany’s Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations
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Germany: 82,000 receive temporary residence permit under ‘Opportunity Act’
Since its introduction in 2023, Germany’s Opportunity Residence Act has granted over 82,000 people with …
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Germany: New Laws and other Changes in May 2025
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Germany: New Laws and Regulations Coming into Effect in April 2025
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Germany: New Laws and other Changes from March 2025
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New Laws and Regulations in Germany from February 2025
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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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African cuisine meets literature in Berlin
A bold new chapter begins for Berlin’s literary and cultural scene this Friday, 16 May, …
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WAZOBIA 2025: Nigerian Day showcases cultural diversity in Potsdam
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Top African Festivals in Germany 2025
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Daniela Schwarzer appointed President of Germany’s Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations
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Marriage rates in Germany hit record lows as more adults stay single
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African country ends visa-free entry for Germany and 32 others
In a significant policy shift, Namibia has introduced a visa requirement for German nationals and …
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EU declares three African countries, 4 others as safe countries of origin
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How to avoid online scams when applying for UK entry permit
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Germany cautions travellers to the US over detention concerns
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A Journey into the African Diaspora with a German Passport
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Germany: Empowering a Community through Health Education
For nearly three decades, Maisha – African Women in Germany e.V. has been at the …
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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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Funding boost of $36.5m to help eliminate blinding disease in Africa
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Helmsley pledge $2.19 million to help end blinding disease in Zambia
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German education agency opens office in Accra for regional cooperation
The German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, DAAD) has inaugurated a new regional office …
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Germany: African-owned nursing school empowers international students
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More international students enrol in German universities
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International students contribute billions to Germany’s economy
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Germany partners Ghanaian university to boost German language education
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Germany: Business group urges concrete actions on Africa by incoming government
The Afrika-Verein der deutschen Wirtschaft (German-African Business Association) has welcomed the incoming German coalition government’s …
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Zvilo appoints Peter Maila as CEO of Africa operations
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Germany, Côte d’Ivoire forge renewable energy partnership with landmark deal
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Germany, Nigeria to strengten ties on trade and youth skills development
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German-African Agribusiness Forum to spotlight sustainability and innovation
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Germany, Côte d’Ivoire forge renewable energy partnership with landmark deal
The Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire and German engineering firm GAUFF …
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Nigerian scholar advocates socialist Pan-Africanism for continental transformation
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German-African Agribusiness Forum to spotlight sustainability and innovation
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NDIS 2024: Unlocking Diaspora Investments for Nigeria’s Prosperity
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3rd German-African Forum on Vocational Training & Education holds in Berlin
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Ibrahim Traoré: A Chance at Lasting Renewal for Burkina Faso?
Burkina Faso finds itself at a crossroads, buoyed by a wave of popular support for …
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What next for Kenyan politics after the Addis Ababa debacle?
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Nigerian scholar advocates socialist Pan-Africanism for continental transformation
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What Trump’s Comeback May Mean for Africa by Prof Farooq Kperogi
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How President Mahama can navigate Ghana’s economic challenges
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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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Africa reflects on the Legacy of Pope Francis
The death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of …
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Colonial Victims: Cologne Exhibition Explores Overlooked World War II Narratives
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What Trump’s Comeback May Mean for Africa by Prof Farooq Kperogi
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Germany: Kevin Uguru congratulates Ambassador Jonathan Ojadah over US President’s award
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Nigeria appoints Consul-General for Frankfurt, others
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Julius Malema: UK faces backlash for denying visa to South African leader
In a move that’s drawing sharp criticisms across Africa and the diaspora, the United Kingdom …
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Ibrahim Traoré: A Chance at Lasting Renewal for Burkina Faso?
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African country ends visa-free entry for Germany and 32 others
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German education agency opens office in Accra for regional cooperation
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Africa reflects on the Legacy of Pope Francis
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Special: The dilemma of a Nigerian father in the diaspora
The life of Nigerian parents in the diaspora is a delicate balancing act — between …
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Feature: Africa’s resilient nations amid rising conflicts
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Germany: Friedrich Merz elected Chancellor amid parliamentary drama
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Ibrahim Traoré: A Chance at Lasting Renewal for Burkina Faso?
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Germany: Doctors advise African community on preventing premature deaths