On October 30, the American government granted grants of $140,000, or 85 million CFA francs, to eighteen Congolese NGOs in Brazzaville. This aid will enable the beneficiary NGOs to carry out...Read More
The 29th edition of the Salon du Chocolat opened its doors to the public on October 30th at Porte de Versailles in Paris. This year’s event features innovative and diverse recipes, authentic demonstrations starting from the humble cocoa bean, and unimaginable chocolate-based shows and parades. With 60 countries showcasing their expertise, visitors of all backgrounds, especially chocolate enthusiasts, will find the event to be a celebration like no other, filled with a festive atmosphere and rich exchanges. A Chocolate Wonderland Chocolate like you’ve never seen it before. Whether shaped as hammers, princesses, or old-fashioned irons, every means is employed to captivate the numerous visitors at the Salon du Chocolat, which opened on October 30, 2024, at Porte de Versailles. For five days, acclaimed chefs, top-tier pastry chefs, exceptional confectioners, and cocoa producers will share tips, recipes, and culinary advice based on chocolate and its derivatives. They’ll even delve into the intrinsic knowledge of this well-known delicacy. A Treat for Every Taste and Budget Despite not being the most consumed food globally, dark chocolate, white chocolate, nougat, rum chocolate, and raspberry chocolate, to name a few, remain highly appreciated and accessible to all budgets at the Salon du Chocolat, delighting gourmets of all kinds. To be part of the chocolate extravaganza, one must budget between 8 to 42 euros, depending on whether you are a child, adult, or visiting as a family. Beyond Tasting: A Platform for Exchange The Salon du Chocolat is not just a tasting event. It is also a platform for exchanges and B2B interactions where attendees can also make great business deals.Read More
Countries in the sub-region must regularly publish data on their greenhouse gas emissions and absorptions, in accordance with the Paris Agreement. African experts have been meeting on this subject since...Read More
The Baloumgou Development Committee recently organized the second edition of the Academic Excellence Award, a ceremony marked by the distinction of nearly 200 pupils and students. More precisely, 200 young...Read More
In the latest update of the world’s most powerful passports, Singapore takes the lead while France remains a strong contender. Here’s a look at the top 10 passports offering the...Read More
In a bid to alleviate the financial burden on its citizens and counter the high cost of living, the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has recently announced...Read More
In an unprecedented turn of events, Uganda has etched its name in the annals of the 2024 Paris Olympics by clinching its first gold medal, all thanks to the phenomenal...Read More
The Monte Carlo Television festival has rolled out the blue carpet welcoming star guests for its 63rd edition, but it also has an eye on the future. “We’re always working towards expanding...Read More
AFSIC – Investing in Africa is wholly focused on accelerating Africa’s economic emergence by matching investment opportunities in Africa transforming Africa’s business, trade and investment environment sustainably growing Africa’s economy...Read More
On June 5, 2024, a pivotal meeting was held at the U.S. Embassy in Cameroon, bringing together the National Agency for Information and Communication Technologies (Antic) and the Federal Trade...Read More
Jennifer Lufau, a visionary in the gaming industry, is set to grace the stage at VivaTech 2024 as a speaker. As the founder and president of Afrogameuses, she has been...Read More
Charlette N’Guessan, an advocate for responsible AI in Africa, is set to share her insights as a speaker at VivaTech 2024. With a background in AI product engineering, she has...Read More
Eric Schmidt, renowned for his pioneering role at Google and his philanthropic endeavors, will be gracing the stage at VivaTech 2024. His presence offers a unique opportunity for African entrepreneurs...Read More
These are the shortfalls that the Cameroonian state real estate agent has recorded from 1994 to date. “In 30 years we have estimated the loss at around 90 billion that...Read More