Meet Naomi Koinase, a Maasai youth advocate from Tanzania, and a member of the SDG 4 Youth & Student Network hosted by UNESCO.

Best wishes for a happy and peaceful Easter from all the staff at Capitaine Du Coeur.

The number of children and young people out of school has risen for the seventh consecutive year, up to 273 million, driven by population growth, crises, and shrinking budgets.

In northern Madagascar, the effects of climate change are no longer abstract. In the Diana region, where communities depend on farming, fishing and tourism, deforestation, mangrove loss and overfishing are accelerating ecosystem decline. More than half of northern forests have disappeared, 90% of lemur species are threatened, and coral reefs are increasingly damaged by bleaching and overharvesting.

Through game-based activities, Youth for Peace: UNESCO’s Intercultural Leadership Programme supports young people in Kenya explore leadership, cooperation and social cohesion across diverse and mobile communities.

More than 150 senior editors, newsroom leaders, and media executives at the Africa Editors Congress (AEC) have called for urgent structural reforms to safeguard information integrity and the sustainability of independent journalism in Africa.

Meet Naomi Koinase, a Maasai youth advocate from Tanzania, and a member of the SDG 4 Youth & Student Network hosted by UNESCO.

In 2026, the World Day of Social Justice is commemorated under the theme “Renewed Commitment to Social Development and Social Justice.”

Our beloved Captain has signed a contract extension until June 30, 2027.

Mettre fin aux mutilations génitales féminines est un défi majeur qui exige une action collective pour protéger la santé et les droits des filles.