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.
Jacklyne Achieng Kuhn started the group to offer Kenyan women a platform where they can support, interact and uplift each other.
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New association of Kenyan women in Germany launches
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2019 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Ethiopian Prime Minister
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Facebook can be forced to remove content worldwide, EU court rules
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Facebook removes accounts from Nigeria, Egypt, UAE and Indonesia
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Internet users must actively consent to cookies, top EU court rules
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19,000 migrant deaths in Mediterranean in six years
The Mediterranean crossing continues to be the deadliest migrant route worldwide: 19,000 migrants have been …
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Germany: Immigrants’ high unemployment level due to language deficiency – researchers
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More than 1,000 migrants dead in the Mediterranean so far in 2019
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‘We were terrified, but we were not afraid to die’ — Rescued Eritrean girl narrates her ordeal crossing the Mediterranean
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Italy: More than 5,000 migrants deported so far in 2019
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Opinion: Nobel Peace Prize for Abiy Ahmed a misguided decision
The Ethiopian Prime Minister, who was awarded the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, is …
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Nigeria: President suspends foreign travels for ministers, other top officials
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2019 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Ethiopian Prime Minister
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25 things to love about Nigeria – African Bank director
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Southern, Middle Belt Leaders back Osinbajo over humiliation in the presidency
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No-deal Brexit would ‘push UK debt to 50-year high’
As the 31 October deadline for reaching a deal between the EU and UK approaches, …
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Karamba Diaby talks about his unusual road to German parliament
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Nigerians in Germany, friends bid solemn farewell to Dr Daniel Kutchin
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Nigerians to gather in Dublin for Diaspora Conference 2019
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Germany: Changes in laws and regulations from October 2019
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Conference on making African women entrepreneurs more visible in Germany
How to make African women more visible as entrepreneurs and not only as employees in …
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German government appoints Sylvie Nantcha member of federal commission on migration
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740,000 Africans and descendants live in Germany – Federal Statistics Office
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Vivian Timothy: Germany-based African artist with a mission
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Afro-Germans’ Conflict of Identity in German Society
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Nigerian Afrobeats star to perform live in Berlin, Germany
L.A.X. (real name Damilola Afolabi), one of Nigeria’s Afrobeats rising stars, will perform in Berlin …
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7 German habits you should consider adopting
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Ethiopia welcomes first dedicated TV platform: Ethiosat
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Elida Almeida‘s spectacular grand festival finale performance in Düsseldorf
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Deborah Oyedeji emerges Miss Nigeria Germany 2019
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More foreign-born teachers working in Germany
There are more teachers from abroad working in German schools than ever before. The last …
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Hamburg hosts 2019 African Youth Education Awards
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German company SAP takes digital education to every corner of Nigeria
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SAP Africa Code Week enhances digital skills training capacity in Kenya
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Foreign students can now work in UK after graduation — Boris Johnson
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Rwanda blazes trail in Africa as smartphone maker inaugurates factory in Kigali
A private company, Mara Phones, has opened a smartphone manufacturing plant in Kigali, blazing a …
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Nigerian Diaspora Investment Summit 2019 holds in Abuja
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Nigeria: Russia gives conditions for Ajaokuta Steel Complex to thrive
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Dangote unveils Waste-to-Wealth, recycling initiatives in Nigeria
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CBN fines 12 banks 400 billion naira for failing to meet target
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London’s Little Lagos: A look at Nigerian life in the British capital — Special Report
Most often, media reports on immigrant communities in Europe focus on problems of residency status, accommodation, integration, poverty and crime. And the “newness” of it all. Little Lagos, however, is an established community with an impressive track record of achievement among its inhabitants. Nigerian school children in London perform well in academic exams and the British Nigerians boast a wide selection of business, sport, education and artistic successes, including Shirley Bassey, Sade and Ben Okri.
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How to book a cheap flight to Africa, by award-winning travel agent
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Air Peace permitted to operate regular flights to South Africa
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Nigeria: Air Peace launches Lagos-Warri flights
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Thomas Cook Germany files for insolvency
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Bekele and Bekere make it double win for Ethiopia at Berlin Marathon 2019
It’s a double victory for Ethiopia in the German capital city on Sunday as the …
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Runners aim for world’s marathon records in Berlin
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Here are the winners of FIFA Awards 2019!
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How Sierra Leone emerged African football champions in Bremen
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Cameroon, Sierra Leone battle for African Football Cup in Bremen
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Opinion: Nobel Peace Prize for Abiy Ahmed a misguided decision
The Ethiopian Prime Minister, who was awarded the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, is …
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Why African and Asian countries are fighting against ‘Digital colonialism’
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Radical Ghanaian politician speaks on S/Africa’s xenophobic attacks and way forward for Africa
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Spreading Bug of Nuremberg: Lessons to draw from Ekweremadu’s assault
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Explainer: How Ethiopia’s federal system causes its political troubles
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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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Angela Merkel stresses migrants, Islam in first Bundestag address of new government
In the first major speech of her new term, German Chancellor Angela Merkel struck a …
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Angela Merkel re-elected as German chancellor for fourth term
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German President Steinmeier officially proposes Merkel as chancellor
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Germany: SPD members approve coalition with Merkel’s conservatives
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Germany: Chancellor Merkel’s CDU approves grand coalition deal
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World Cup 2018: Modric, Mbappe, Kane, Griezmann scoop FIFA-Adidas awards
The French team were not the only winners of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in …
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France win their second FIFA World Cup title
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ANALYSIS World Cup 2018: Where did Africa go wrong?
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An African team will win the World Cup, predicts Senegal coach
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World Cup: Senegal’s exit completes Africa’s misery
