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Pascale-Mahé Keingna
Verified
Editor, Africanews
Lyon
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Current Affairs and Human Interest Topics
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By Pascale-Mahé Keingna| Africanews Verified Human Rights Around a hundred film projects were submitted for the “Impact Days” program, organized as part of the Geneva International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights. Only 12 documentary films made the shotlist. “Children of Honey”, about Tanzania's Hadzabe people fighting to preserve their language is one of them. The Hadzabe are one of the oldest hunter-gatherer tribes in the world.
By Pascale-Mahé Keingna, Aisling Ni Chulain Verified, Marta Rodriguez Martinez Verified, Marta Martínez Verified, Naira Davlashyan| Euronews en français Verified Par Pascale Mahe Keingna & Aisling Ní Chúláin, Marta Rodríguez Martínez & Naira Davlashyan • Mise à jour: 31/03/2023 - 11:00 - Tous droits réservés Euronews Cela semblait être une prémisse assez logique : produire suffisamment de nourriture pour tout le monde permettra à la population mondiale de se prémunir d'une succession de crises alimentaires.
By Pascale-Mahé Keingna| Africanews Verified Pascale Mahe Keingna interviewing journalist and essayist Francis Laloupo. - Copyright © africanews Cleared Democracy 30 years after the emergence of emerging democracies in Africa, the model seems to be under severe strain. Today we talk to Francis Laloupo, journalist and essayist, author of the book "Blues démocratique de 1990 à 2020", in which he analyzes the reasons for this democratic decline and the threats facing the democratic model.
Company Info
Africanews
Africanews is a prominent pan-African news media organization founded in 2016 and headquartered in Pointe-Noire, Republic of Congo. It operates as a sister channel to Euronews, sharing a commitment to freedom of expression and editorial independence. Africanews broadcasts 24/7 in English and French, delivering news on politics, business, culture, sports, travel, science, and technology from an African viewpoint. The organization has a strong digital presence, offering a responsive website and a mobile app for news access. Africanews is distributed through various channels, including satellite, digital terrestrial television, and IPTV, reaching over 40 million TV households in more than 35 African countries, as well as in the UK and the US. With a network of over 70 correspondents and a dedicated team of media professionals, Africanews aims to provide unbiased journalism and empower audiences with reliable news.
Lyon, Rhone-Alpes, France
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Founded: 2014