Africa produces talent, but where is World Cup-winning system? by Kelvin Ndunga Sep 25, 2026 11:05 am
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The audiovisual archives of the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) represent one of Southern Africa’s most significant documentary heritage collections. They span film, audio, and video recordings from the colonial era, under the former Northern Rhodesia Broadcasting Service, through independence to the present day. The collection also stands among the few surviving audiovisual witnesses to…
When people hear about educational exchanges, the first images that usually come to mind are travelling abroad, attending classes at a foreign university, improving language skills, and gaining international experience. These aspects are certainly important, but they represent only one side of the exchange experience. International mobility is not only about where students go; it…
The newly inaugurated BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir in Bussy-Saint-Georges saw representatives from 43 countries coming together to mark a special Indo-French Cultural Open Day on September 10, 2026. More than 50 UNESCO ambassadors and diplomats celebrated cultural dialogue, shared values, and the enduring friendship between India and France.
African cultural and lifestyle fashion brand, The Republic, has marked its first anniversary, celebrating a year of creativity, resilience and commitment to promoting African heritage, culture and values through apparel.
Indigenous people are the original settlers of the land, whatever original means in the deep paleo-history of humankind, as is so evident in ancient Africa. But purely in terms of the modern world of today, these ethnic groups offer outsiders a glimpse into their nation’s vast cultural heritage. These communities carry the last stories of…
Tanzania’s renewed cooperation with UNESCO could strengthen the way international expertise supports the country’s priorities in education, science, cultural heritage, communication and information. But the value of the partnership will depend on whether closer institutional dialogue leads to funded programmes, measurable targets and visible improvements for Tanzanian institutions and communities.
UNESCO’s Culture x El Niñoinitiative will benefit national authorities for culture, cultural and natural heritage sitemanagers, museums and other cultural institutions, cultural practitioners, local andIndigenous communities, school and youth groups.It brings together UNESCO’s key institutional partners:UnitedNations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR), ICCROM,ICOMand the Smithsonian Institution.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. —Readers and aspiring writers will have a chance to meet authors, discover new books and explore African American history and culture during an African American Local Author Book Fair at the Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center Branch Library.
