The Diaspora d'Or 2026 ceremony, organized by Diaspora Mag, aims to celebrate the achievements and stories of African communities in Europe. The event is scheduled to take place on December 19, 2026, in Bruz, France. El Hadj Gorgui Wade Ndoye, a seasoned journalist and correspondent for the Senegalese national daily Le Soleil in Switzerland, will be honored with the Diaspora d'Or 2026 award in the Media category.

Ndoye expressed his gratitude to the jury for the recognition, stating that it is a beautiful blessing, especially coming from his compatriots and other Africans in the diaspora. He thanked them for their encouragement. The journalist is known for his pan-Africanist views and has been involved in various initiatives that promote African culture and values.

As a journalist, Ndoye has built a reputation for his commitment to African issues. He is the founder of the pan-African online magazine "Continent Premier," which focuses on African affairs and highlights the continent's rich cultural heritage. The magazine's mission is to promote a positive image of Africa and its diaspora.

In addition to his work with "Continent Premier," Ndoye is also the initiator of the "Gingembre Littéraire," a cultural event that has become a staple in Senegal's cultural calendar. The event celebrates African literature and provides a platform for writers and artists to showcase their work.

The Diaspora d'Or 2026 award is a recognition of Ndoye's contributions to African media and culture. The event aims to bring together Africans from different parts of the world to celebrate their achievements and share their experiences. Ndoye's award is a testament to his dedication to promoting African values and culture.

The ceremony will feature various activities, including tributes to individuals who have made significant contributions to the African diaspora. The event is expected to attract a large audience from the African diaspora in Europe. Ndoye's recognition is seen as a motivation for others to continue promoting African culture and values.

The Diaspora d'Or 2026 award is a new initiative aimed at celebrating African excellence in various fields. The event is expected to become an annual occurrence, with next year's ceremony already being planned. Ndoye's award is a milestone in the history of the Diaspora d'Or, and it sets the stage for future recognitions of African achievements.

Key points

  • El Hadj Gorgui Wade Ndoye will receive the Diaspora d'Or 2026 award in the Media category on December 19, 2026, in Bruz, France.
  • The Diaspora d'Or 2026 ceremony aims to celebrate the achievements and stories of African communities in Europe.
  • Ndoye is a seasoned journalist and correspondent for the Senegalese national daily Le Soleil in Switzerland.

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