By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
If I were to ask God for a gift, a single gift, a heavenly gift, I would ask Him, I believe without hesitation, to grant me the supreme art of the smile. It is what I most envy in certain people. It [...]
Greenland suffers from a serious case of the frog that wants to be as big as the ox. When you look at it on Google Maps, it parades with all the grandeur of a continent, appearing almost as large as [...]
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has affected Africa and its people very directly—and in many different ways. From the thousands of citizens from African countries who have gone to fight on [...]
After many, many years spent alone, walking alone, singing alone and eating alone, Nasilele became bored with her loneliness and, one day, said to Nyambe: “I feel very sad and always feel like [...]
Right and left presupposed a common space: constitutional democracy, the rule of law, and the mutual recognition of political actors as legitimate opponents. The current crisis, by contrast, operates [...]
Public debate on the use of data and algorithms is surprisingly poor, especially when compared with the real power these tools exert. The discussion continues to be reduced to the now almost ritual [...]
From the hills of Recanati, on a summer evening in 1819, a remarkable young man, Giacomo Leopardi, reflected on this mystery. How can an obstacle become an opening? How can what limits become [...]
Corruption in Africa “remains a serious problem.” This is stated in the latest report by Transparency International, which shows that most countries in sub-Saharan Africa are ranked among [...]
Contemporary African art is experiencing a period of significant international visibility, with artists reshaping the global landscape and bringing new perspectives, histories and identities from the [...]