Baka women are highly organized within their natural environment. In the Central African rainforest, they play a vital role in community life: they gather fruits, roots, and honey, prepare food, care for children, and pass on knowledge of medicinal plants. Furthermore, their cooperation is key to daily and spiritual activities, maintaining the balance between the community and nature. #inspirationofafrica | Quim Fàbregas

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According to Mr. Julius Malema, a firebrand Pan Africanism leader and head of the EFF, the African Union lacks significance, and the youth must take charge of African continental affairs. Your Take: Do you agree? Yes or No | Africa News Line 700

Bunkina Faso: the former south African President Jacob Zuma visited Burkina Faso to support pan-African vision and incredible work Ibrahim Traore is doing. #BurkinaFaso #southafrican #IbrahimTraore #foryou | Octet King