The Whole Of Society Approach In Health
Authors: The African powerful concept of ‘Ubuntu’ has never rung louder and truer than the last two and a half years. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that we truly are one global community: “I am safe when everyone is safe, I am because you are”. For all its pains,COVID-19 also laid the groundwork for a […]
APO Group Announces Content Partnership With Pan-African Broadcaster VoxAfrica
All text, images, video, and audio content distributed by APO Group will be published on VoxAfrica’s website in English and French APO Group (www.APO-opa.com), the leading Pan-African communications consultancy and press release distribution service, today announced a content agreement with Pan-African broadcaster VoxAfrica (www.VoxAfrica.com). The partnership means that all text, images, video and audio content […]
Bola Ray Launches ‘Project Impact’ To Mentor Young People
Ghanaian media mogul and CEO of EIB Network, Nathan Kwabena Anokye Adisi, better known as Bola Ray has launched ‘Project Impact’ to celebrate his 25 years as a media practitioner. According to the media entrepreneur, as part of his celebration-themed “Impact @ 25,” ‘Project Impact’ is curated to mentor young people who aspire to excel in […]
How Africa Can Build On COP27’s Small Wins
By Ademola Ajagbe Regional Managing Director, Africa at The Nature Conservancy. Although African delegates had marginal success in placing the continent’s unique needs and circumstances on the agenda of COP27, the ultimate deal to create a ‘loss and damage’ fund is a huge boost to tackle climate change. The proposed dedicated fund will provide a […]
Egypt’s Most Extreme Homes
By Shaimaa Hadhoud Which are Egypt’s most extreme homes? People can live ultimately anywhere…but some do it better than others. These extreme homes prove anything’s possible if you dream big enough. Perhaps they’ll inspire you. Throughout history, people have long gone from caves to huts to castles to blocks of residences – and nowadays, it seems […]
Lebo M on 25 Years of The Lion King on Broadway
Celebrating its 25th year, Broadway’s The Lion King is a groundbreaking musical, which owes a good deal of its success to telling an African story with Africans. Chief among them, and often known as the heart and spirit of the production is Lebo M, its South African composer and producer. “Nants’ingonyama bakithi Baba!” His iconic […]
Mountain House Makes the Most of Its Spectacular Site
A new residence on the slopes of the Steenberg range in South Africa has been designed to take advantage of its jaw-dropping setting while also being at one with it. Architect Chris Van Niekerk created a home that takes its inspiration from the rocky geology of the place with concrete forms that step down the […]
A Tribute to Black Artists Could Signal a Change for Museums
For decades, black artists have received scant attention at many of the world’s museums, but a raft of new exhibitions may signal the beginnings of a new era. Within the US alone, 4 exhibits this fall focus on the works of African or African American artists, provide insights into the creative ferment that existed in […]
7 Young African Women Dominating the Turntables
Across the globe, there’s an astonishingly low percentage of DJ’s who are women, and of that number even fewer are African. Inroads are being made, however, by an intrepid and talented group, whose sets have the clubs vibing and the music world paying attention. Kikelomo is a DJ, Presenter, Boiler Room Host and co-founder of […]
Meet the Founders of Kitchens of Africa
Being named one of “Oprah’s Favorite Things” could be just the ticket for growing a business, and Kitchens of Africa is about to find out. Originally from the Gambia, Janaiba Jeng missed the flavors of home after moving to the US. Frustrated that she couldn’t find ready-made sauces and ingredients, she decided to create them […]
