Mustapha Esadik, a Dutch-born journalist and teacher of Rif origin, has just released his book Football Champions of Africa, which explores political, social, and historical themes across 11 African countries through the lens of football. He describes its publication as a «long-held dream» and now hopes to secure translations in French, Arabic, and English to reach readers across Africa and its diaspora.
Deeply committed to celebrating her dual heritage and amplifying diverse voices in Belgium, Sarra El Massaoudi is devoted to documenting the migration stories of both past and present generations. Her work of remembrance defines her contribution as a Belgian-Moroccan journalist, offering a fresh perspective on mobility as a shared chapter in the histories of both her countries.
In an era where social media plays a dominant role in shaping public opinion, a key question arises: Does traditional journalism still fulfill its role as the fourth estate, or have influencers on platforms like Instagram and TikTok taken its place? While influencers offer engaging and accessible content, they often lack the journalistic standards of accuracy, verification, and ethical responsibility. In this article, we explore expert insights on how this shift is impacting professionalism and
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