Jeune Afrique is the number one Pan African magazine. Published in Paris with a multicultural editorial team, Jeune Afrique delivers to a global readership of 800,000 in more than 80 countries. Jeune Afrique's mission is to empower Africa's development. The magazine provides its readers with an uncompromising coverage of African and international news as well as original insight into the main political and economic issues on the continent.
www.jeuneafrique.com

AfricanColours is the premier internet space for the promotion of contemporary African art with a vision towards a viable contemporary African art scene that is internationally recognised and technologically savvy. We connect artists and engage the art industry by leveraging technologies, offering cultural experiences and creating value for contemporary visual arts in Africa.
www.africancolours.com

The Arterial Network works towards its vision of a vibrant, dynamic and sustainable African creative civil society sector engaged in qualitative practice in the arts in their own right, as well as in a manner that contributes to development, the eradication of poverty, human rights and democracy on the African continent.
www.arterialnetwork.org

Photographers Without Borders ('Fotografi Senza Frontiere') opens permanent photographic labs wherever there is need – need for self-representation or to salvage memories, need to report or document, to train professional photographers, but also to offer dignity and self-esteem. Through these laboratories, the organisation trains children and teenagers for a profession, so that they are not simply the subject of communication, but rather the leading actors in their own stories.
www.fotografisenzafrontiere.org

L'Institut français de Dakar (‘The French Institute of Dakar’), which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2009, unites the functions and activities of the former Centre Culturel Français (‘French Cultural Centre’) and the Alliance franco-sénégalaise de Dakar (et de Saint-Louis) (‘Franco-Senegalese Alliance of Dakar (and St. Louis)’). This is a dynamic fusion which reinforces the cultural and linguistic cooperation between France and Senegal.
www.ifdakar.org

Africultures is a French registered charity aiming to develop the knowledge and recognition of contemporary African cultures through a quarterly journal and a number of websites. Founded in 1997, Africultures is now regarded as one of the most informed Francophone references on African cultures.
www.africultures.com

Since 2001, Afriphoto, Africultures’ photographic project, has promoted photographers of African origin, giving them visibility and a creative space to express themselves. Through its publications and website, it presents both contemporary and early photography that offers personal visions of a continent too often portrayed from one sole angle. Afriphoto also organises events and exhibitions and serves as a photo agency.
www.afriphoto.com
The Observatory is a Pan African international NGO created in 2002 with the support of the African Union, the Ford Foundation, and UNESCO. Its aim is to monitor cultural trends and national cultural policies in the region and to enhance their integration in human development strategies through advocacy, information, research, capacity building, networking, co-ordination and co-operation at the regional and international levels.
www.ocpanet.org