The African Courier (TAC) is a bimonthly news and cultural magazine published in Germany to report on Africa and the Diaspora African experience in Europe.
African Courier Media is a news organisation, publishing from Germany, that reports mainly on Africa, the Diaspora African experience and global affairs as they affect Africans and Africa. TAC serves as a vehicle of information and communication for The Community of Africans and Europeans who have an interest in the African continent, its peoples and cultures. The primary editorial focus of TAC is
on issues directly relevant to its readers but which are underplayed in the mainstream European media. These include matters of immigration from the immigrants' perspective, African community activities, African cultural events and opportunities in tourism, trade and investment in Africa. TAC also functions as a medium of news dissemination for the diplomatic missions of African countries and reports regularly on Africa from an African viewpoint. TAC is a communication forum for European-African political, economic and cultural exchanges, and a voice for Africa in Europe. TAC is distributed by subscription and through press outlets at train stations and airports, as well as in selected bookshops and African shops throughout Western Europe. The magazine is also available in selected outlets at airports, supermarkets and press shops in Cameroon, The Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and South Africa.
30/09/2025
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30/09/2025
The leaders acknowledged that challenges within the Diaspora, such as ethnic division and leadership rivalries, have historically weakened their influence..
In a landmark step towards unified advocacy, leaders of Nigerian communities across Europe convened
A new migration report released by the German charity Malteser Hilfsdienst highlights persistent edu
24/09/2025
FROM DULDUNG TO RESIDENCE PERMIT
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Experienced Lawyer will explain how rejected asylum-seekers and others living with Duldung (Toleration) can achieve regular residency status in Germany. He will also answer any questions that you have.
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In Deutschland fehlen hunderttausende Kraftfahrer. Um den Fachkräftemangel zu bekämpfen, suchen einige Unternehmen Auszubildende in verschiedenen afrikanischen Ländern. Das Lernen der deutschen Sprache erweist sich für viele als ein Hindernis. Mehr dazu erfahrt ihr in unserer heutigen Ausgabe vom "Video-Thema"! https://bit.ly/Video-Thema_Lkw-Fahrer-weltweit-gesucht
The 22nd Afrika Film Festival Köln opened on Thursday, 18 September, to a wave of excitement, reaffi
19/09/2025
NIGERIAN COMMUNITY LEADERS IN EUROPE TO MEET OVER KEY ISSUES AFFECTING DIASPORA
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Nigerian community leaders across Europe will convene for a crucial virtual meeting this Saturday, 20 September 2025, to deliberate on pressing matters affecting Nigerians in the diaspora.
At the centre of the agenda is the proposed increase in the cost of obtaining the National Identification Number (NIN) outside Nigeria to about €145. The NIN, which has become mandatory for a wide range of official transactions.. https://www.theafricancourier.de/nigerian-community-leaders-in-europe-meet-over-key-issues-affecting-diaspora/
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Published in Germany, The African Courier reports on Africa and the Diaspora African experience.
The African Courier is a communication forum for European-African political, economic and cultural exchanges, and a voice for Africa in Europe.
With too many negative representations of Africa entrenched in images of war, disease, poverty and famine, The African Courier seeks to redress the imbalance by giving a realistic image of the continent with all its challenges and opportunities. This, we think, is very important if the world is to engage Africa to mutual benefits.
The African Courier also reports on news and issues of importance to Africans living in Germany and Europe.
The print edition of The African Courier first appeared on the newsstands on 15 February 1998. The bimonthly international magazine is distributed by subscription and through press outlets at train stations and airports, as well as in selected bookshops throughout Western Europe.
Our products are a daily updated website, a weekly newsletter and a periodic magazine.
If you have any comments or questions or would like to advertise, please contact us by phone at +49 – 30 – 2300 7440 or by email at info [at] theafricancourier.de