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.
The Third International Sudan Conference in Berlin, co-hosted by Germany and the African Union, together …
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Spain: Amnesty Programme Offers Legal Status to 500,000 Migrants
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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
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Lured Into War: How Russia Recruits Africans to Fight against Ukraine
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Tinubu’s Historic Visit Opens New Chapter for Nigeria–Britain Relations
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UN Vote on Slave Trade Sparks Renewed Reparations Debate
The United Nations General Assembly has taken a significant symbolic step in confronting one of …
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Recognition Without Responsibility? The UN Slavery Resolution and the Limits of Western Moral Politics
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Lured Into War: How Russia Recruits Africans to Fight against Ukraine
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Germany Tightens Asylum Rules: What Refugees and Asylum‑Seekers Need to Know
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Trans-African Tourism and Unity Campaign Concludes Historic Continental Journey
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Berlin Hosts International Conference on Sudan War
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New Book Chronicles Ademola Lookman’s Remarkable Journey
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Odiase’s win signals rise of a new world heavyweight star
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Emanuel Odiase: My fight will take boxing to a new level in Germany
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England Favourites to Win Euro 2024, Study Reveals
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Editorial: What the Berlin Conference Must Deliver for Sudan
On the third anniversary of the outbreak of the Sudanese civil war on 15 April, …
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Recognition Without Responsibility? The UN Slavery Resolution and the Limits of Western Moral Politics
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Opinion: TIME FOR NIGERIA TO RISE TOGETHER
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Africa’s Bold Stand: Mali’s victory and Ghana’s resolve should be the blueprint
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Nigeria: The Troubled Legacy of Muhammadu Buhari
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Spain: Amnesty Programme Offers Legal Status to 500,000 Migrants
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New data shows how people with immigrant roots are reshaping Germany
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Germany Records Sharp Drop in New Asylum Claims
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Germany Approves Tougher EU Asylum Rules
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Nigeria signs agreement for easier removal of citizens from UK
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Iran War Sends Shockwaves Through African Economies
A war thousands of kilometres from Africa is threatening to push millions of the continent’s …
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Editorial: What the Berlin Conference Must Deliver for Sudan
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Pope Leo embarks on landmark Africa tour, spotlighting continent’s challenges and promise
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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
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Jesse Jackson’s Legacy and the Unfinished Work of Democracy
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Accra hosts Diaspora Summit for Reparative Justice and Strategic Partnership
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Spain: Amnesty Programme Offers Legal Status to 500,000 Migrants
By Felix Dappah, The African Courier In a move that has set Spain apart from …
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New data shows how people with immigrant roots are reshaping Germany
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Germany Records Sharp Drop in New Asylum Claims
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Germany Approves Tougher EU Asylum Rules
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Nigeria signs agreement for easier removal of citizens from UK
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Sudan: Berlin Confab Delivers €1.5bn in Aid But No Ceasefire
The Third International Sudan Conference in Berlin, co-hosted by Germany and the African Union, together …
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Iran War Sends Shockwaves Through African Economies
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Editorial: What the Berlin Conference Must Deliver for Sudan
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Berlin Hosts International Conference on Sudan War
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Germany Signals Renewed Africa Engagement As Merz Meets AU Chief
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Spain: Amnesty Programme Offers Legal Status to 500,000 Migrants
By Felix Dappah, The African Courier In a move that has set Spain apart from …
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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
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Lured Into War: How Russia Recruits Africans to Fight against Ukraine
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Tinubu’s Historic Visit Opens New Chapter for Nigeria–Britain Relations
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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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Germany: Opening the Door to Higher Education for Refugees
A free online information session on 24 March will connect asylum-seekers, refugees and other newcomers …
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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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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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Dortmund Hosts 9th German-African Business Forum to Strengthen Economic Partnerships
More than 350 business leaders, policymakers, diplomats and development experts gathered in the western German …
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Berlin: Angola takes centre stage at world’s biggest tourism fair
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How Zimbabwe’s Tinaye Makoni is Transforming Clean Energy through AI & Local Innovation
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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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Berlin Hosts International Conference on Sudan War
– SPECIAL REPORT – Three years after the guns first sounded in Khartoum on the …
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New Book Chronicles Ademola Lookman’s Remarkable Journey
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Odiase’s win signals rise of a new world heavyweight star
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Emanuel Odiase: My fight will take boxing to a new level in Germany
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England Favourites to Win Euro 2024, Study Reveals
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Editorial: What the Berlin Conference Must Deliver for Sudan
On the third anniversary of the outbreak of the Sudanese civil war on 15 April, …
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Recognition Without Responsibility? The UN Slavery Resolution and the Limits of Western Moral Politics
-
Opinion: TIME FOR NIGERIA TO RISE TOGETHER
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Africa’s Bold Stand: Mali’s victory and Ghana’s resolve should be the blueprint
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Nigeria: The Troubled Legacy of Muhammadu Buhari
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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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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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Germany: SPD members vote on coalition agreement with CDU/CSU
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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
