Il y a 10 ans, naissait à l’Université Gaston Berger de Saint-Louis, au Sénégal, le Laboratoire d’analyse des sociétés et pouvoirs / Afrique – Diasporas. Le Laspad est sorti des cu…
“Born in Dakar in 1956, Boubacar Touré Mandémory belongs to the generation of photographers who emerged in the 80s, at a time when studio portrait photography had given way to docu…
La seule réparation qui doive être faite est aux nations de l’Afrique noire, pour ce sous-développement total dans lequel la traite les a d’abord précipitées : les nations du …
Dans cet entretien, Wangui wa Goro, féministe, traductrice et universitaire, qui a à la fois mené des recherches et travaillé dans le domaine du « développement », propose une pers…
This study examines the intersections between humanitarian aid and coloniality in Niger, revealing how the 2023 coup both intensified existing operational challenges and exposed de…
This article examines iba-iba, an indigenous humanitarian practice among the Balondo people of Southwest Cameroon, tracing its development from the precolonial period (c.1700) to t…
Pottery is a women’s craft practiced by women of the blacksmith caste in Burkina Faso. The objects produced serve multiple functions in people’s daily lives. Based on the way inter…
This article analyzes the dynamics of decolonizing food aid in Burkina Faso, focusing on endogenous school feeding practices between 2011 and 2024, within the framework of cooperat…
This contribution focuses on the endogenization of humanitarian aid, emphasizing the Local Association for Participatory and Self-Managed Development (ALDEPA), a non-governmental o…
This article explores visual self-production (photography) by Africans south of the Sahara, presented here as a tool for emancipation in the face of the phenomenon of humanitarian …
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