Preserve and renovate Saint-Louis in Senegal. Such are the worthy intentions demonstrated by the island’s mayor’s office and local civil associations. Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the former capital of French West Africa resolves to one day regain its splendor of old.

Photos by Bruno Morandi / LightMediation Text by Mathieu Ropitault

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Studded with numerous oases, the south of Tunisia is also a Saharan journey. From one oasis to the next, these green stopovers open themselves up with a sweet coolness to the traveler and evoke the old caravan routes. From mountain oases to those covered in the sands of the dunes, our path crosses those of people whose love for the land is still very strong. An unexpected Tunisia far from the clichés.

Photos by Emilie Chaix/LightMediation Text by Sabah Rahmani

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From Zimbabwe to South Africa, the Shongololo Express follows an unprecedented itinerary through six countries of the African continent. A great adventure on rails, bumping in rythm on the tracks to a wild and bewildering southern Africa.

Photos and text by Emilie Chaix / LightMediation

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In Luxor, the giant temple of Amenhotep III delivers her secrets year after year. Some meters from the Nile and from the famous Colossi of Memnon, a team of archeologists discovers magnificent sculptures, on a construction site under maximum security.

Photos by Manolo Mylonas/LightMediation Text by Guy Bloch-Champfort

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Crise alimentaire, insécurité et faillite d’un pays

Après le retrait de Mogadiscio, des rebelles Al Shabab, affiliés au réseau Al-Qaida, c’est désormais une crise alimentaire qui frappe le pays. Sécheresse, Famine, 12,4 millions de personnes sont touchés dans la Corne de l’Afrique. L’ONU a décrété l’Etat de famine dans toute la Somalie ainsi que dans la capitale. A l’hôpital Banadir de Mogadishu, 7 enfants meurent chaque jours de malnutrition, de Choléra, Malaria. Sur 4 millions de Somaliens en situation de détresse, 750000 risquent de mourir dans les quatre prochains mois.

Un reportage de Caroline Poiron/LightMediation

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He’s a hero all over Africa: in Malawi, young William Kamkwamba builds windmills with recycled garbage. Supplying electricity and irrigation to his village, he overcomes drought and hunger. Here is the story of a self-made-man. The revenge over fate of a boy who was too poor to afford school.

Photographs by Olivier Touron/LightMediation Text by Cédric Gouverneur

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Photographs by Caroline Poiron Text by Gert Van Langendonck

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