Why support us?
Afrique XXI is a unique project that sheds new light on a continent that is too often misunderstood and misrepresented. Afrique XXI offers an expert perspective and a different approach to news reporting:
Dozens of authors write for Afrique XXI every week, supervised by two part-time journalists and a volunteer editorial committee made up of journalists, researchers, activists, writers, and others.
As a committed and independent media outlet, we enlighten our readers and open up debates on topics that are rarely or never covered elsewhere, such as imperialism, neocolonialism and exile.
This high-quality information is freely accessible to everyone, regardless of their purchasing power.
In just four years, Afrique XXI has become a key media outlet:
Nearly half of Afrique XXI’s readers (46%) live in Africa.
Afrique XXI has become a source for many media outlets that regularly quote us (France Culture, Histoires crépues, Boston Review Book, etc.).
Afrique XXI is backed and supported by Orient XXI, our two newspapers being two sides of the same coin;
Since January 2025, Afrique XXI and Orient XXI have been hosting the programme Horizons XXI on the web TV channel Au Poste, which is followed by tens of thousands of internet users.
Contrary to the opinions and comments that have flooded the media, high-quality, verified and cross-checked information comes at a cost, and the economic model of an independent media outlet such as Afrique XXI relies on the support of its readers. These funds enable us to:
Finance our editorial team, experts, correspondents, projects, etc.;
Continue to grow;
Be read across the African continent and play its role as a counterweight to power;
For all these reasons, we need you, dear readers, to help us raise €40,000 so that we can start 2026 on a positive note and develop new projects.
Among them is the publication of our first book: Zukiswa Wanner’s Logbook. As part of the Global Sumud flotilla to Gaza, the South African writer and activist recounted her daily life at sea in our columns. This original work will be sent to you as a thank you for any one-off donation of £60 or more, or for any new monthly donation of £10 or more.
This money will be used to produce the booklet (translation, graphic design, printing, shipping, etc.), with part of it going towards the running costs of Afrique XXI and another part being donated to an association that helps Palestinians
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How will your donation be used ?
We keep reminding ourselves that Afrique XXI is a newspaper independent of any financial or political power, and we do not accept any advertising.
Over 600 articles and podcasts have been published in the last two years. They are all freely accessible and therefore available to as many people as possible.
As well as paying the salaries of our journalists and our administrative and logistical costs, your donation helps to make quality information accessible to everyone, whatever their purchasing power and wherever they may be.
The staff
Two journalists and a proofreader run the editorial office on a daily basis. They are supported by an editorial committee made up of researchers, journalists and activists. This collegial approach guarantees critical and well-argued information.
FAQ
Why make a one-off or monthly contribution ?
As in previous campaigns, you can make a one-off payment. But this time, you can also choose to take out a monthly subscription at a free price and with no commitment. In this way, you will strengthen Afrique XXI’s economic model and autonomy, and guarantee its future.
I don’t want to donate online, what do I do ?
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Make a donation by cheque payable to ‘Association Afrique XXI’ sent to :
Afrique XXI
c/o EMI
10, rue des Prairies, 75020 Paris
FRANCE
For donations by bank transfer, please contact the editorial team: afriquexxi@afriquexxi.info.
Special subscriber⸱es : will I be able to change or stop my subscription ?
Yes, you can stop your direct debit at any time via your Donorbox account or by sending a message to contact@jaimelinfo.fr. The interruption will be made during the day if it is during the week.
