First training session at the Gondwana Comedy School

For several years now, Mamane has been involved in numerous projects in Africa, driven by his ambition to identify, bring together, mentor, and support talented individuals. "We are forming a family within which African comedians can become professionals, so that their art can become an economy that is profitable and...

Who are the winners of the 2023 ADICOMAWARDS?

After six successful editions in Paris, Abidjan, and Dakar, bringing together more than 3,000 participants in total, around 100 speakers, and more than a thousand influencers, ADICOM DAYS made its grand return to Paris for a seventh edition on November 10.   Under the theme "CONTENT, COMMUNITIES & BUSINESS," the annual...

African countries are considering possible regulation of social media

How can content published across social media networks be regulated? This is a thorny issue that media regulators in Africa have attempted to address.  Social media certainly increases access to information, but its use by users also leaves room for many abuses, including misinformation. To combat this scourge and provide...

The HACA establishes a national charter for social media

On October 26, the HACA, in collaboration with bloggers and influencers, adopted the first-ever agreement aimed at regulating social media in the country. The stakeholders signed the first national social media charter. In a recent interview with Adweknow, Rita Pascale Kwaminan, President of the Association of Bloggers of Côte d'Ivoire,...

ADICOMDAYS 2023: the complete program

After six successful editions in Paris, Abidjan, and Dakar, bringing together more than 3,000 participants in total, around 100 speakers, more than 1,000 influencers, and over 200 brands, ADICOM DAYS, the annual event celebrating African digital creativity, is returning to PARIS for a seventh edition that promises to be rich...

Senegal: social media platform TikTok still in the crosshairs

On August 2, Senegalese authorities decided to suspend the social network TikTok, considering that the platform allowed the dissemination of "hateful and subversive messages threatening the stability of the country." Two months later, the "temporary" suspension is still in effect. The social network thus remains in the local government's crosshairs....