ECOSOCC discusses diaspora capital and development finance at UNGA

The first ordinary session opened with new members and a State of the Union presentation. The legislature renews a continental parliamentary forum, while its capacity to compel national governments...

Following the ordinary session, the PAP’s speakers’ conference created a forum for parliamentary coordination and legislative harmonization. It raises the question of how continental lawmaking...

The AU announced PACTED 2026 under its education and skills development framework. Teacher policy is part of decolonial work because curricula, language and knowledge production shape how African...

The AU marked its anniversary with public messaging on unity and regional cooperation. The observance carries the OAU’s legacy into the present while also inviting debate about gaps between...

The conference brought Caribbean governments, researchers and advocates together under the theme “Reparatory Justice as the Coming Enlightenment.” It continues a regional reparations agenda with...

The dialogue brought African and Gulf partners together on labour mobility. Migration connects sovereignty, labor rights and the African diaspora, and requires attention to unequal bargaining...

A new installation by Lagos-based Nigerian-British artist Ndidi Dike is presented at ART X Lagos 2026, Federal Palace, Lagos. ART X Lagos identifies the work as “Residues of Past Encounters II...

Acrylic on black velvet, 140 × 255 cm. A 28 October 2026 gallery post reproduced by Glartent lists this painting as a 2026 work. It is presented in Mivekannin’s solo exhibition Dieu n’est pas obligé...

Group exhibition at NDSM Fuse, Amsterdam, open 6–29 November 2026; opened 6 November. Presents paintings and installations by contemporary African artists living and working in the Netherlands...

Exhibition opened at KZNSA Gallery, Durban, on 6 November 2026. Visual artist Ande Magoso and poet/storyteller Mbali Malimela combine painting, sound and oral storytelling, drawing on izinganekwane...