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Celebrate Africa Day
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BLAQUE by Christiane King
Christiane & Rose-Marie are sisters originally from the Cote d’Ivoire, West Africa. Although their paths led them on different parts of the world (Christiane in Los Angeles and Rose-Marie in Germany) their connection to their roots led them to the inception … Continue reading
African Black Soap
by Francine Holmes Originating from West Africa, African black soap is a gentle cleanser made from Shea nuts, plantain skin, camwood and palm oil through a unique process that has been passed down for generations. African black soap is an … Continue reading
Sauce Arrachide – Peanut Soup
Sauce Arrachide, peanut soup or groundnut soup; the name varies according to the region you’re from as well as the recipe. Continue reading
Pamper yourself on Valentine’s Day
Pamper yourself ‘naturally’ this Valentine’s Day with FancyNaturals’ VDAY gift basket NOW AVAILABLE AT FANCYNATURALS.COM Choose the Sampler basket or Build your own All baskets include: * (1) Maggies Baggies handmade drawstring bag * (1) Red carrier container * (1) … Continue reading
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Thieboudienne (Senegalese Fish and Rice)
By Francine Holmes Thieboudienne (Tieboudjen or Ceboo jen or Tiebou Djeun, the spelling varies across the board) translated from Wolof (language of Senegal, Gambia, and Mauritania) rice and fish is the national dish of Senegal. There are 2 variations … Continue reading
Who owns what of Africa’s $2.7 trillion wealth?
By Trevor Analo In 2013 Credit Suisse estimated the continent’s wealth totaled $2.7 trillion, which is equivalent to $4,929 per adult in Africa. This is a decline of $300 billion from an all-time high of $3 trillion in 2007 after … Continue reading