Courage is contagious, this week we are shining a spotlight on #CreativesWithACause Meet @NastioMosquito an Angolan multimedia and performance artist who takes on African Stereotypes in Western contexts through music, video and spoken word.
#WebinarAlert our Group C.E.O Seanice Lojede joins fellow business women tomorrow on the theme of 'leading through uncertainty' to share how you can take your business online. Don't miss it! Register here https://t.co/TmAtFtjYHp. #DigitalMarketing#OnlineMarketing
Creatives have always been an important part of reflecting who we are/who we should be - back to ourselves. This week we turn the spotlight on #CreativesWithACause and today’s profile is on Kudzanai Chiurai -
There's a special place in the hearts of all African children for parents who have supported their artistic endeavours, how have your parents supported your dreams?
Happy New Month and happy #GlobalDayOfParenting, enjoy this priceless video of Femi Kuti (son of Fela Kuti) and his son Ayomide Kuti performing together at the African Shrine! https://t.co/kCDEEgMerQ
A twitter tragedy: we casually adopt opinions we haven’t personally questioned, as if slipping on borrowed clothes; then defend those opinions to the death, as if they were the very armour of our souls.
I was so pleased to see this, and several other examples of unappreciated African history at the Museum of Black Civilizations in Dakar, Senegal last year .
Some of the braided hairstyles I’ve had done in different African cities. You learn so many non-touristy things about a city from conversations at a hairdresser’s! Happy #AfricaDay
I wonder why people keep saying Africa may have been ‘spared the worst’ of Covid19. Spared by who? Does the quick action and agency of Africans count for nothing?