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Celebrate Africa Day
African Print Jumpsuit
By Francine Holmes I found this gorgeous piece on one of my favorite websites for African clothing. This particular piece is handmade, 100% cotton wax print jumpsuit with two side pockets, a pleated waistline and comes with a detachable sash. Available … 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
Nigerian authors condemn country’s new anti-gay law
Leading authors including Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Jackie Kay have condemned Nigeria’s harsh new anti-gay law in the strongest possible terms, with Kay comparing the situation to Nazi Germany and Adichie calling for the “unjust” law to be repealed. Continue reading
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2014 FIFA World Cup
by Francine Holmes The 2014 FIFA world cup has Africa all over it! The continent is well-represented with 5 African countries: Algeria, Cameroon, Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria. I will be rooting for Cote d’Ivoire, obviously! We are currently the … Continue reading
Vintage Africa: meeting Namibia’s hipsters
By Kimon de Greef With retro fashion hot on the continent right now, the Vintage Guru – Loux – the designer behind Namibia’s sharpest dressers Black hipsters in tweed jackets and round spectacles? Trilby hats? Oversize coats? From the … 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