Montreal – Afro hair is not just a simple aesthetic attribute. It embodies a culture, a history, and a heritage deeply rooted in the identity of people of African descent. During a recent event dedicated to the appreciation of natural hair, a clear message resonated: “Our hair has value, if we accept to give it value.”

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.

Montreal – At the studios of Talent and Passion, host Sacha Doama welcomed a guest who is increasingly making waves on the Montreal urban scene. At just 29 years old, James Gray – who signs his name with a V instead of an A as an artistic and marketing choice – embodies a new generation of independent musicians, oscillating between R&B, electro-pop, and poetic introspection.

Québec – “Good morning and good evening. Depending on where you are, this is the show Community in Action,” announced Alexis Manirakisas at the opening of his show, before introducing his special guest, Jénie, whose face radiated a contagious smile.

Longueuil, Quebec – At the head of MP Studios and the brand-new Havre Studio, the couple Camia and Justin Mbaya embody an inspiring model of entrepreneurship where family, creativity, and vision come together every day. A meeting with two builders who are transforming their dreams into innovative spaces for the community.

Montreal, Canada – In a world where dating apps dominate, a young Montreal entrepreneur is offering a more human alternative: recreating the conditions of social bonding through face-to-face events. His name: Fredy Mignon, founder of the concept Brisons la glace (Break the Ice), evenings that combine social debates and speed dating sessions.

Montreal, QC – In a powerful gathering that echoed with hope, vision, and collective determination, members of the Black creative community convened in Montreal to celebrate progress, resilience, and foundational work securing long-term investment in Black futures.

In a world where financial education is often the key to successful integration, an innovative initiative is emerging. During our recent program, we welcomed Fidéis Dicam, entrepreneur and founder of the DOSZI platform, for an enriching discussion on the financial inclusion of Afro-Canadian and immigrant communities.

Longueuil, 2025 – For the grand premiere of the show Talent & Passion, we had the immense privilege of hosting two unique artists from the Francophone gospel scene: Vanelle, known as Van Music, and Guillaume, known as Guillaume Worshipper.

It is with pride and honor that the Canadian Association for Arts and Cultures (ACMC) represented the Arab Republic of Egypt at the annual African festival “Africa in Light,” which took place in Montreal, Canada.

ZANZIBAR, TANZANIA — The 28th edition of the Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) concluded this year under the powerful theme “Where Hopes Take Place”,

Maurix Baru is a unique figure in the contemporary Afro music scene. His real name is Jean Paul Maurice Mbarushimana,

Montréal, Québec – During an evening filled with emotion and spirituality, multidisciplinary artist Rebecca Jean transported the audience on a journey through Creole traditions, committed poetry,

The Canada–Africa Forum, led by Force Leadership Africain, has established itself as a major event for economic, cultural, and entrepreneurial collaboration between Canada and the African continent.

MONTRÉAL – In a vibrant tribute to memory, beauty, and the resilience of African peoples, a modern-day storyteller delivered an enchanting performance before a gathered community, filled with laughter, music, and meditation. A tale woven with the delicacy of a braider’s fingers and the wisdom of a philosopher.

In a heartfelt address to his fellow Togolese citizens, a committed individual delivers a passionate call for unity, collective awareness, and increased engagement in building a fairer,

“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.

At the latest Mécania pitch competition, a powerful idea took center stage: impact alone is no longer enough — sustainability of that...

In an atmosphere filled with pride, emotion, and deep gratitude, the Federation of African Associations of Canada (FAAC) celebrated a historic milestone with the official adoption of Africa Day by the City Council. This decision represents both a symbolic and tangible turning point in recognizing the contributions of African diasporas to Canadian society.

Black Magic Canada, a community-rooted organization, is creating much-needed safe spaces for Black women to connect, reflect, and grow....