World Health Organization (WHO) Strengthens Field Presence and Support to Cholera Response During High Level Visit to Kwanza Sul and Benguela
As part of ongoing efforts to support Angola’s fight against the cholera outbreak and to reinforce regional health systems, the World Health Organization (WHO) Representative in Angola, Dr Indrajit Hazarika, conducted a field mission to the provinces of Kwanza Sul and Benguela this week. The visit served to strengthen collaboration with local authorities, highlight WHO’s […]
Uganda Participates in Africa Trade Consortium’s 2025
The High Commission of the Republic of Uganda in Abuja proudly participated in the Africa Trade Consortium’s 2025 Tea Break Édition event held under the theme: “Unlocking Africa’s Tea Industry Potential.” The event, organized by PR Times Africa, a Nigerian media consortium, was convened as a unique trade experience aimed at showcasing the immense potential of Africa’s […]
Koyo Kouoh’s Institutional Legacy Resonates with 2025 International Museum Day
Koyo Kouoh was a transformative force in institution-building for contemporary African art. As founding director of RAW Material Company in Dakar, she created a critical space for artistic discourse and curatorial training. Later, as executive director and chief curator of Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town, she revitalized the institution, expanding its curatorial reach and community […]
Zambia’s Tourism Minister Advocates for Pan-African Collaboration at Africa’s Travel Indaba
At Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025, Zambia’s Tourism Minister, Rodney Sikumba, called for unity among African nations to bolster the continent’s tourism sector. Emphasizing the importance of showcasing Africa’s unique cultures, gastronomy, and traditions, Sikumba highlighted Zambia’s expanded visa-free access, now covering 167 countries, to facilitate easier travel. He proposed leveraging key flight hubs like OR […]
Africans Setting Beauty Standards
African beauty creators are reshaping the global beauty landscape by challenging stereotypes and advocating for inclusivity. Pioneers like Jackie Aina, Dimma Umeh, and Nyma Tang utilized platforms such as YouTube to amplify the need for diverse beauty products. Their efforts culminated in Rihanna’s 2017 launch of Fenty Beauty, which introduced 40 foundation shades, addressing the […]
African Designers Challenge Fast Fashion with Tradition and Sustainability
By embracing traditional craftsmanship and sustainable practices, African designers are confronting the dominance of fast fashion. Brands like Maisha by Nisria in Kenya and Bone Koboyi in Rwanda are transforming textile waste into high-fashion pieces, reflecting a growing movement towards eco-conscious design. These designers are not only addressing environmental concerns but also reviving cultural heritage […]
Franschhoek House: A Luxurious Blend of Global Artistry and Local Charm
Franschhoek House, nestled within the 30-acre La Residence estate in South Africa’s Cape Winelands, offers an exclusive retreat that marries vintage French aesthetics with African and Indian influences. This six-bedroom villa, accommodating up to 12 guests, features individually designed suites adorned with imported silks, local tapestries, and antique furnishings. Central to the villa is ‘The […]
Africa’s Most Photogenic Destinations: A Lens Lover’s Guide
Africa’s diverse landscapes and rich cultures offer photographers a treasure trove of subjects. From the iconic Serengeti in Tanzania, renowned for the Great Migration, to the majestic Victoria Falls straddling Zambia and Zimbabwe, the continent boasts unparalleled natural wonders. South Africa’s Table Mountain provides panoramic views over Cape Town, while Morocco’s Marrakech entices with vibrant […]
Guinea’s Centuries-Old Fishing Festival Faces Environmental Challenges
The Noradala fishing festival, held annually in Norassoba, Upper Guinea, marks the onset of the rainy season and has been a cherished tradition for over seven centuries. Thousands of amateur fishermen gather at the lagoon, forming a cordon to control access and ensure a harmonious event. Village elder Bangaly Traoré emphasizes its significance, stating that […]
South Africa’s Khosi Dlomo Champions Tent Pegging, Breaking Racial Barriers
At just 19, Khosi Dlomo is pioneering tent pegging in South Africa, a sport with military origins that combines horsemanship and precision. As the only Black female registered in tent pegging in sub-Saharan Africa, Dlomo has competed at the World Championships and is determined to make the sport more inclusive. She began riding at six […]