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Last Updated on December 3, 2022 by adminAre you looking for an extraordinary adventure? Then it’s time to put Kenya on your list of dream destinations. With its stunning scenery, diverse wildlife, and abundant cultural attractions, Kenya is the perfect destination for couples looking to explore Africa in all its beauty and splendor.Let’s examine why Kenya should be your first choice for a romantic African wildlife trip.Reasons to Go to Kenya on Your African Romantic Wildlife TripHere are some reasons that can compel you to visit Kenya for your next African wildlife trip.The WildlifeKenya is home to an amazing array…

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The Overton Hygienic Building is one of the most iconic centers that became a springboard for African- American businesses that were facing restrictions and fierce exploitation in the 20th century. The building played an instrumental role including acting as an incubator in nurturing entrepreneurs in Chicago’s African-American community, known as the Black Metropolis. According to the National Park Service, the Overton Hygienic Building was constructed at the dawn of the 20th century in the wake of the racial barriers confronting Black businesses. Entrepreneur Anthony Overton brought the center to realization in 1898 in Kansas City. He relocated to Chicago in…

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Nollywood makes more films than Hollywood and Bollywood. What it lacks is strong marketing and promotion. On the set of Black Vampire II. Image credit @rbairdpccam on Flickr CC BY-NC 2.0. Some of Africa’s highest grossing movies are produced in Nigeria’s film industry. In fact, Nollywood, as it is popularly known, is the world’s second biggest filmmaking arena, churning out roughly 50 movies in English and indigenous Nigerian languages every week. Most of these movies, with the exception of those produced by directors, producers or filmhouses of renown acclaim, rarely get the attention they often deserve. Nollywood movies are costly…

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Roger Milla is 70 now and, if that makes those who remember the 1994 World Cup feel old, it also helps illustrate how long African football has seemed to have been waiting for another breakthrough World Cup. Since 1990 when, with Milla a mere 38, Cameroon beat Argentina and reached the quarter-finals, there has been the sense a team from the continent could go further, or several could emerge as challengers.In 2022, when Vincent Aboubakar secured Cameroon’s second greatest win on the global stage by overcoming Brazil, albeit a second-string Selecao, it ended a wretched record for the Indomitable Lions:…

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In January 2020, just before the world was thrown into the chaos of the global pandemic, I visited Ghana with my colleagues as part of a five-year transformative leadership programme funded by the Mastercard Foundation and LEAP Africa. While in Cape Coast, one of the coastal regions of Ghana, we visited Cape Coast Castle, an historic hub of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. The castle was one of many fortresses near the sea built by the colonial slave traders to foster the illicit trade. I have read and heard many stories of the slave trade in West Africa, but none prepared…

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Africa is very diverse in matters of religion. Thus it’s common to hear phrases like: “all religions serve the same God,” and “we all worship God in our own different ways.” Is this true? Is religious pluralism the way forward, the route away from division and conflict? In our desire for tolerance we cannot sacrifice the truth. David Platt, in his book Radical, tells the story of standing outside of a Buddhist temple, in Indonesia. As he stood there, he got into a conversation with two people—a Buddhist leader and a Muslim leader. Both believed that, while there were superficial…

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Some stakeholders in the country’s sports have started a campaign for a new leadership for the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC), which general elections will hold on December 15 in Jalingo, Taraba State. Incumbent NOC President, Habu Gumel, is the longest serving head of the Olympic body, which responsibility is to partly supervise the country’s sports federations and is fully responsible for the coordination of Nigerian competitors at the Olympic, Commonwealth Games and the All Africa Games. Following what some of the stakeholders, including federations’ presidents described as the comatose state of the NOC, interested parties have started a campaign, which…

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This edition features interesting outfits and looks for every woman regardless of personal style. In this edition, you’ll find all the style inspo needed for you to turn up at your office looking stylish and to stand out in the best ways possible. With style inspiration from our favourite celebrities and real-life career women, let us inspire your style! This is the BNStyle Workwear Series – your weekly fix of workwear fashion. Check on real career women and men with real styles below. Consider this your guide to navigating chic, workwear style whenever, wherever. For more workwear inspiration on Instagram, tap the Follow…

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We have a special place for South African travel in our hearts. And who can blame us, as it’s our home country and where our Rhino Africa HQ is located. South Africa is a very popular destination requested by our guests, and we totally get why. It’s so diverse and offers many unique experiences, so there really is something for everyone! Whether you’ve been to our rainbow nation or not, we recommend adding these unique destinations to your South African travel itinerary in 2023.South Africa offers more than spectacular safaris and beaches…Our Favourites for South African Travel in 2023You can…

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BALTIMORE, Md. (WHTM) — Ravens linebacker Odafe Oweh wants to make an impact for kids in Africa and the United States through his new organization. The 23-year-old launched Dafe Oweh Family Fund for Africa this November. The foundation strives to foster “diversity, family and financial freedom & actualization for youth in underserved communities in the [United States] and Africa.” List of Penn State players on NFL rosters Both of Odafe’s parents have Nigerian roots, and the discipline and dedication during his childhood inspired the linebacker to give back. “They just really raised me to be a man of morals and…

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