In Tunisia , “molokhia” is a traditional dish, rich in vitamins, iron and antioxidants. Discover the history and recipe of this delicious oriental dish.

In Uganda, “amukeke” refers to sliced & dried sweet potatoes. Highly nutritious, it can be stored for 4-5 months. Discover how Irene Chozen is modernising this dish!

Oumar KABORE is passionate about cheese. After training with a professional cheese maker, he decided to make it his profession. Today, through his company, “Grâce Fromagerie”, he produces various types of cheeses, including moringa and garlic flav

Did You Know? The ndo’o or wild mango is a non-wood forest product from Cameroon, whose nut provides energy, macronutrients, calcium and iron! In this video, Julie KÉKÉ shows us how to prepare it.

Steve YAMEOGO advocates for “Eating local” through his company, “YAM AGRO Industrie”, where he transforms local fruits into jams, syrups and wines. A former engineer in a mining company, Steve decided to devote himself to his passion. A decision that w

Marthe ALLAH is the founder of an infant cereals brand called “African Foods Nutrition”. Her products are made from local cereals enriched with baobab and moringa powder. While working with underprivileged communities, she noticed that women did not have a

Stéphane BOUGOUMA is the founder of “La maison du DOLO”. Dolo is an ancestral beer which is obtained from the fermentation of red sorghum. Traditionally produced by “dolotières” (women) with a process that could take up to 2 days, Ste

Inoussa BOGRE is a shoemaker and leatherworker, a job that he inherited from his father. He makes all types of fashion accessories with leather, woven loincloth, jeans, synthetic leather, etc. “I encourage young people to learn this job, because I know t

In the commune of Ziniaré in Burkina Faso, Paul KONVELEBO transforms strawberries into jam without chemical products since 1996. “My particularity is that I go for organic and I don’t use chemicals. I try to find the sugar from SN SOSUCO (New Suga

Baobab juice is a popular drink in some West African countries. Marina OUEDRAOGO decides to valorise this juice by adding her personal touch. Her company, “Bouye Juice”, makes the difference by producing fruity baobab juice, with and without sugar,

Edwige OUÉDRAOGO is passionate about cooking. This passion led her to take up a part-time job with a caterer while she was a student in France. Upon her return in Burkina Faso, she created “YelkabéE Traiteur”, a caterering company specialised in

A woman leader, committed to the empowerment of women, Jeanne LOMPO is the founder of Faso Beautex, a company that has been producing and marketing the Faso Dan Fani since 1987. Through Faso Beautex, Jeanne created the “New Life” association, where