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A look at the Argungu fishing festival of Nigeria, Africa’s biggest fishing celebration you must attend

The Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival, which preserves tradition and promotes conservation, is an annual event that takes place between late February and March to mark the end of farming season and the start of the fishing season. Read More

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Know Côte d’Ivoire

Known as the Ivory Coast in English, the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire is in West Africa. Its surface area is 322,462, sq. km. Read More

Blog News

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Ghanaian-British Innovator developed wireless earbuds that can instantly translate 40 languages

Blog History

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How Chad came to have its name

One of the biggest countries by landmass in Africa, the central African country of Chad is blessed with oil, gold and uranium. Read More

Blog Culture

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Batuku, the famous Cape Verde dance banned by colonizers for being ‘too African’

Cape Verde is also well known for its songs, proverbs, popular beliefs, superstitions, among other oral traditions. A popular oral tradition today is the Batuku song and dance. It is essentially a woman’s dance even though men are seen clapping their hands to the sound of the drum or playing an instrument. Read More

Culture News

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Africa’s oldest ethnic group fights to keep ancestral land away from Amazon reach.

Blog Culture History

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The Nigerian community where people trade by barter – no money is exchanged

Throughout history, several kinds of objects have been used in Africa not only to facilitate the trade for goods but also to measure wealth and power. Read More

Meet the Hadza people of Tanzania and why they do not worry about shelter or food

Niksat: the Ethiopian tattoo tradition – past and present

Discover the fascinating stories of the various types of drums in Africa

Meet the Hadza people of Tanzania and why they do not worry about shelter or food

Niksat: the Ethiopian tattoo tradition – past and present

A brief history of the floating market of Benin

5 Things to Do in Zimbabwe

South Africa safaris for first-timers: 8 things to know before you book

Seven interesting facts you didn’t know about Eritrea

Silas Onoja – Viral Nigerian Artist

Pigments: A series Exploring the Art of Body-Painting in Africa.

Meet Dr. Esther Mahlangu one of South Africa’s most famous artists.

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Africa Travel Quiz

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The Saartjie Baartman Story

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A look at the Argungu fishing festival of Nigeria, Africa’s biggest fishing celebration you must attend

Know Côte d’Ivoire

Ghanaian-British Innovator developed wireless earbuds that can instantly translate 40 languages

How Chad came to have its name

Batuku, the famous Cape Verde dance banned by colonizers for being ‘too African’

Africa’s oldest ethnic group fights to keep ancestral land away from Amazon reach.

The Nigerian community where people trade by barter – no money is exchanged

The Saartjie Baartman Story

Meet the naked tribes of Nigeria — where people wear leaves and little to nothing

The tribe in Namibia Who Swap Their Wives And Offers Sex To Guests.

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