Arusha, Tanzania

A Maasai herdsman, dressed in traditional red attire, follows his flock through the cloud of dust stirred up by the sheep. March 2025. Un berger Masai, en tenue traditionnelle rouge, suit son troupeau dans le nuage de poussière que soulèvent les moutons. Mars 2025.

Stone Town, Zanzibar

The Darajani central market, also known as ‘Marikiti Kuu’, meaning ‘grand market’ in Swahili, was built in 1904 by Sultan Ali Bin Hamud. The market features a series of stalls: meat on one side and fish on the other. Flies cling to the carcasses, and cats scavenge for scraps. Women come here to shop everyday. March…

Entebbe, Uganda

Entebbe is not a huge African city. With only 70,000 inhabitants, it still has a very peaceful atmosphere. January 2023. Entebbe n’est pas une énorme ville africaine. Avec seulement 70.000 habitants, elle dégage encore une atmosphère très paisible. Janvier 2023.

Lomé, Togo

The cathedral in Lome was built by the Germans in 1902 in less than two years. The country became part of the French colonial empire only after the First World War. March 1991. La cathédrale de Lomé a été construite par les Allemands en 1904 en à peine plus d’un an. Le pays est devenu…

Guelmim, Morocco

In southern Morocco, Guelmim is often called gateway to the desert. Local women wear colorful and patterned melhfas, which are loose and flowing garments often worn in desert regions. April 2022. Dans le sud du Maroc, Guelmim est souvent appelée la porte du désert. Les femmes locales portent des melhfas colorées et à motifs, qui…

Matemwe, Zanzibar

Matemwe is a beautiful beach on the north east coast of the Zanzibar island. Even though it is not overcrowded with tourists, it still attracts Massais from mainland Tanzania, who try to sell junk and pose for photos. March 2024. Matemwe est une belle plage sur la côte nord-est de l’île de Zanzibar. Même si…