France 24's 'Eye on Africa' anchor. Also capoeira junkie. Bringing you news, views (my own) & au's from le City of Lights. On air Mon to Fri 9 45/10 45pm Paris.
Tonight on @EyeOnAfricaF24 I talk to #Nigeria presidential spokesperson @BwalaDaniel about sudden claims from the US that there is a #christian#genocide that has gone unnoticed in Africa’s most populous nation. Join us at 9:45pm Paris time🇳🇬
The UNSC demands the end of #elfasher siege. I hope you’ve heard of it. It’s the capital of N #Darfur. Surrounded by RSF fighters amidst #sudan ‘s horrific war. Was a humanitarian hub but everyone still alive is trapped in a deadly nightmare. Tanzil is out, her family is not.
💔 I’m shook at how shook I am. Benjamin Zephaniah was one of the arsenal of amazing Black British people pied pipering hearts and hopes ever onwards & I guess didn’t even notice myself being shaped by the space he held. What an amazing, joyful voice. Thank you. ❤️
Benjamin Zephaniah.
I washumbled that we met and even became friends. Growing up, when I started telling mandem on the block I wanted to be a writer, one guy said, 'what, you tryna be Benjamin Zephaniah yeah?' because we all studied you in school.
When I was at uni, I was-
Namibia’s President Geingob speaks to me of governance, the impact of climate change and the African Union’s role in responding to regional upheaval. #namibia @NamPresidency @EmbassyNamibia @hagegeingob 🇳🇦 @France24_en https://t.co/Ya5BQNtHqP
🇧🇯 #Benin - For some students in Cotonou #class never ended during the summer.
They have spent their holidays brushing up on their business know-how, in special classes put on to boost digital #entrepreneurship.
@EmmanuelleSodji, @cynthiahegron and Raphaël Ntalé popped in ⤵️
South African news site hit by cyberattack shortly after publishing a story on India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi's perceived snub at being greeted on touchdown by a cabinet minister, though the South African deputy president's office denies any upset. https://t.co/J3Sm2vxwpk
🇳🇪 Why have we seen Nigeriens waving Russian flags 🇷🇺 and burning French ones 🇫🇷since last week's #coupinNiger?
💡 Our @EyeOnAfricaF24 host Georja Calvin-Smith (@GCSF24) breaks it down 👇
🌍 The world is failing to reduce the gap between wealthy and developping nations.
Four African countries are at the bottom of the ranking of progress towards key #development indicators.
🇿🇦 #SouthAfrica's international affairs minister Naledi Pandor is @GCSF24's guest ⤵️
C’était mon dernier @JTAfrique @FRANCE24 après 12 ans à la rédaction
Merci pour les innombrables souvenirs, éditions spéciales,missions sur le terrain..
Immense merci à l’équipe @Meriem_F24@GCSF24@LauraMayDB@fatimatawanef24
Et aux correspondants en #Afrique qui portent le JT!
🌍 In sub-Saharan #Africa, an estimated 600 million people lack access to #energy.
⚡ Electrifying the region would cost $20 billions a year, which becomes even more complex if we push for greener energy.
@GCSF24 talked to @nj_ayuk, the chairman of the African Energy Chamber ⤵️
@SoVeryBritish I bought a shredded roast pork bun at Euston and delayed gratification to take it on the Eurostar with me to Paris. I was looking forward to eating it in my tiny garret in the 18th. I left it on my seat on the train. That was 2017. I still check my bag.
@NjAyuk@energy_african tells me That navigating the path towards decarbonisation for #africa is a journey not an event and that the continent has to tackle its energy shortfall in the meantime.
🌍 In sub-Saharan #Africa, an estimated 600 million people lack access to #energy.
⚡ Electrifying the region would cost $20 billions a year, which becomes even more complex if we push for greener energy.
@GCSF24 talked to @nj_ayuk, the chairman of the African Energy Chamber ⤵️