The second edition of the meetings between African and Spanish Journalists took place on Friday 30th November 2019 in Caixa Forum in Madrid, Spain.
The meeting which was organized by Casa Africa is aimed at developing networks between journalists and other communications professionals from Africa and Spain, providing a space for meeting and reflection.
This year’s edition was communicating Africa in a better way.
Below are the images courtesy (Casa-Africa) from the event
There are moments when music moves beyond entertainment and begins to carry history, memory, and identity in the same breath. In Sierra Leone, that shift is now being tested through
The Government of Botswana has appointed Ms. Abigail Lillian Khumoyame as the new Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, marking a significant leadership transition for one of
Discovered on the Indian Ocean, Mozambique is an emerging and accessible destination for business events, offering modern hotels, quality conference venues and a growing professional support services industry. From the vibrant capital
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The country made its debut appearance while preparing to launch a national Convention Bureau and roll out a new MICE strategy next month.
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At the “Africa in Motion” panel, industry leaders challenged outdated perceptions and positioned the continent as a serious force in global meetings and events.
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@EdenBleuHotel, the country’s only dedicated business hotel, is positioning its growing focus on conferences, incentives and premium events.
More than a decade in the making, Ben’Imana, directed by Marie Clémentine Dusabejambo, premiered in the “Un Certain Regard” category at the 79th @cannes Film Festival.
📹 The team behind the film reflects on the journey of bringing the story to life and its portrayal of Rwanda’s
