Montreal – Becoming a parent is an adventure filled with emotions, but also challenges. Too often, future parents underestimate the importance of preparing for the arrival of a baby. This realization is what led Festibek TV, through its show Le Monde en parle pas, to dedicate an entire episode to this subject.

“Mental health has no gender, no age, no skin color,” calmly reminds sociologist and community worker Kouua Maglo, guest on the set of Le monde n’en parle pas, broadcast on Festib TV. Facing the host, he tackles a topic still too rarely discussed within African communities established in Canada: the mental health of immigrants.

Quebec  — At 45 years old, Samirel Gandourri shares his journey marked by a visible difference and inner strength. Of Moroccan-Tunisian...

Diagnosed with vitiligo at 18, a young Black woman reflects on a life shaped by adversity, identity struggles, and ultimately,...

At just 18 years old, she received a diagnosis that would change the way the world saw her — and more importantly, how she saw herself. Living with vitiligo, a skin condition that causes loss of pigment in patches, she was forced to confront societal standards of beauty and belonging in a world that often demands conformity.

Individuals affected by vitiligo may have the opportunity to participate in clinical trials, potentially gaining access to innovative...

Montreal — What is the true meaning of life? For many, the answer lies in fulfilling a deeper purpose — one rooted in kindness, resilience, and the recognition of life as a divine gift. During a recent discussion with community seniors, themes of gratitude, purpose, and perseverance emerged as guiding principles for living a meaningful life.

Montreal, Quebec – It was in an atmosphere filled with elegance, hope, and female solidarity that B. Jacam DIN, crowned Queen of Africa Canada 2024–2025, honored the Miss Guinea Canada election with her presence.

Montreal, Quebec — In the borough of Saint-Léonard, an exceptional woman continues to leave a mark on her community with unwavering dedication

In a powerful and deeply personal address, Larry Raskin delivered an impassioned message on leadership, perseverance, and the unwavering belief in one’s own value. Speaking before an audience of emerging leaders and entrepreneurs, Raskin shared both professional insights and life-changing personal experiences that underscored the importance of resilience, faith, and consistency.

In the evolving landscape of community development and social equity, a growing movement is taking shape—one centered on healing, advocacy, and the strategic rebuilding of support systems for African Canadian communities. At the heart of this effort lies a dual commitment: to address the historical and ongoing challenges faced by Black Canadians while simultaneously fostering spaces where cultural identity, resilience, and collective progress can flourish.