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The recent disappearance of Mohamed Lakhdar Hamina, a renowned Algerian director, raises essential questions about the heritage he leaves behind in the cinematic and cultural landscape, both at Arab and African level. Through her emblematic films, Hamina not only marked the history of cinema by winning the Palme d’Or in Cannes, but also enlightened themes of resistance and identity, anchored in the tumultuous context of his time. While her work continues to influence new generations of creators and moviegoers, she invites you to reflect on the way in which we valuize and preserve these stories often carrying complex emotions and deeply human stories. The resonance of his journey also encourages the challenges faced by artists in the representation of often marginalized voices, while emphasizing the importance of supporting cinema as a reflection of contemporary social realities.
Within the border town of Kasindi-Lubiriha, the Tukinge Yatima orphanage welcomes a hundred orphaned children, marked by violence and insecurity that prevail in North Kivu. This center, born of the need to offer refuge to these young people to tragic destinies, raises complex issues linked to their care. Solidarity calls highlight basic education, health and psychological support needs, but also raise questions about the role of institutions and society in the response to their distress. In a context of often limited resources, the urgency of an integrated approach is felt, questioning the means of guaranteeing a serene future for these children, while initiating a dialogue between the State, the NGOs and the Community. This advocacy Sadresse has collective responsibility to support these young people, not only by infrastructure, but by real emotional and educational support, in order to transform the difficulties into opportunities for the future.
The recent loss of Pope Francis, which occurred at the age of 88, marks a significant turning point not only for the Catholic Church, but also for the world community. His life and her pontificate, which extend over more than twelve years, raise essential questions on the inheritance of his choices and his values within a constantly evolving world. Through a final tribute full of simplicity and humility, François tried to redefine the role of the Pope as a servant of the community, rather than a figure of power. In doing so, he has aroused reflections on the future of the Church in the face of contemporary realities, especially in matters of migration and internal dialogue. The complexity of its inheritance, oscillating between progress and criticism, invites to an in -depth examination of future sites for its successor, while questioning the capacity of the Church to navigate in sometimes tumultuous waters, by remaining faithful to its fundamental spiritual values.
In the vast field of health care, the human relationship within public hospitals arouses deep reflections on compassion and resilience. A recent testimony, analyzed by Fatshimetrie, illustrates the complexity of the interactions experienced by patients and professionals during the crisis. While systemic challenges such as the shortage of resources and the stress of medical staff combine with individual suffering experiences, also emerge from the moments of solidarity that recall the importance of human ties. This story invites us to explore how, even in environments often perceived as delicate, acts of goodness and empathy can transform hospital experience, while raising essential questions about the future and the improvement of health systems.
“Zion”, Nelson Foix’s first feature film, vibrates Caribbean cinema with a striking story about urban violence and unexpected paternity. Through the story of Chris, a young man confronted with his destiny in the streets of Guadeloupe, the film questions the representation of the complex realities of young people from the cities. Popular success or distorting mirror, he raises questions about the legitimacy of his story and the stories he chooses to wear. A work that is not limited to entertainment, but which provokes reflection and dialogue on burning themes, at the dawn of its national exit.
** Master the art of communication in French: the new lesson in French Parlons **
At a time when mastery of languages is essential, let’s speak French is revolutionizing the learning of French with a method that combines linguistic skills and daily life. By focusing on practical expressions like “I count” or “I intend to”, this lesson allows learners to develop a useful vocabulary for their personal and professional projects.
The innovative approach mixes gamification and storytelling, making learning engaging and personalized. Unlike other methods focused on grammar, let’s speak French establishes a real language and life, promoting the motivation and commitment of learners, who see their retention rate increase by 25 %. By sharing their aspirations in French, students also cultivate a community spirit, essential in our connected world.
Finally, this lesson goes beyond traditional learning by inviting everyone to express themselves freely into French, transforming each life project into a significant and inspiring learning experience. To discover this new approach, go to Fatshimetrie.org and let your journey in French come to life.
** The snapshots of the day: a window on humanity of March 20, 2025 **
On March 20, 2025, the photographs of Fatshimetrics revealed a mosaic of human realities, weaving accounts of struggle, joy and resilience. Through images ranging from the demonstrations marked by hope to the heartbreaking scenes of suffering, these snapshots challenge us on the duality of our time. While social networks amplify their scope, they also arouse a need for critical analysis of the events that shape our societies. By diving into these visuals, we are called not only to testify, but to develop a collective conscience and real empathy, engaged in an active commitment to a more united future. Each image thus becomes a catalyst for change, a call for action in the face of moving humanity.
### A family tragedy in South Africa: children’s trafficking roots
The Kelly Smith’s affair, accused of kidnapped and sold her own daughter, raises disturbing questions about poverty and crime in South Africa. In a country where almost 34% of the population is unemployed and where inequalities hardly strike marginalized communities, tragic choices like that of Smith become a devastating reality. This story is much more than a simple news item; It highlights children’s trafficking, a global scourge. UNICEF estimates that hundreds of millions of children are victims of violence, often exacerbated by disastrous economic situations. The reaction of the community, initially turned towards solidarity, quickly evolved towards anger, reflecting the complexity of the public judgment in criminal affairs.
To avoid such tragedies in the future, it is essential to act on the roots of the problem: supporting vulnerable families by parenting education programs, economic interventions and psychological support. This drama invites to a deep reflection on the rights of children and the need for an effective protection system, so that stories like that of Joshlin only become a sad memory.
### When art awakens conscience: Banksy and Vettriano at the crossroads
The sale of the table * Crude Oil (Vettriano) * by Banksy at Sotheby’s in London raises essential questions about art in contemporary society. Through his work, Banksy denounces the disconnection between the privileged and the urgent realities of the world, while Vettriano, despite his romantic aesthetic, also evokes themes of melancholy and hope. This day of auction represents not only a commercial transaction, but a reflection of current social concerns and an exploration of the responsibilities of artists. At a time when art can transcend simple creation to become a vector of change, the convergence of the visions of Banksy and Vettriano reminds us that each work carries in it stories and truths that deserve to be heard. In the end, it is a question of dancing with conscience in a changing world, where each color and each gesture put on a deep meaning.