Pulaar/Fulfulde: One Language, Three Scripts — Which Future for a Transborder African Language?
An edited and expanded version of our earlier Pulaar article "Pulaar, Ɗemngal Gootal Jooma Mbinndinaaji Tati: Ajami, Abajada e ADLaM",...
An edited and expanded version of our earlier Pulaar article "Pulaar, Ɗemngal Gootal Jooma Mbinndinaaji Tati: Ajami, Abajada e ADLaM",...
"Pulaagu" is a remarkable musical collaboration between internationally acclaimed Senegalese artist Demba Guissé and the celebrated Fulani singer Fatime Samba...
The Republic of Guinea has entered a new chapter in its history by planning to officially recognize its national languages...
Its name encapsulates its mission: "Téere ak Téraanga" ("Books and Hospitality"), located at the intersection of Boulevard de Saint-Louis and...
Hakke Rewbe (“Women’s Rights” in Pulaar/Fulfulde), produced by Marodi Pulaar TV, is far more than a family drama. It is...
Among the great figures who dedicated their lives to the revival and intellectual development of African languages, Yero Dooro Jallo...
At the Berlin International Film Festival 2026, the emergence of Alpha Diallo signaled more than the arrival of a promising...
At the Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) 2026, Senegalese filmmaker Alpha Diallo brings a deeply moving and thought-provoking short film...
The Yidan Foundation, the world’s largest education philanthropy dedicated to improving education globally, has named the Fulani linguist Mamadou Amadou...
Pulaar, also known as Fulfulde or Fulani, has been selected as one of the featured languages for the 12th edition...
The French streaming giant Canal+ has launched a new channel called “Pulaagu”. A channel offering series in Pulaar/Fulfulde, highlighting the...
Cheikh Hamidou Kane, born in Matam on April 2, 1928, is a Senegalese writer and senior civil servant, who notably...