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13th AKWAABA African Travel Market 2017 in Full Swing
No CommentsRead moreThe 13th AKWAABA African Travel Market opened to much fanfare on Sunday 10th of September 2017 at the imposing Eko…
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Youssou N’Dour – City Icon: Dakar, Senegal
No CommentsRead moreYoussou N’Dour the Senegalese superstar and Grammy Award winner, is one of Africa’s most globally recognized musicians. Featured on the March…
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FOODIE DESTINATION: Poulet (Chicken) Yassa – Dakar
No CommentsRead moreTo the land of the Pink Lake, the famous house of slaves, Goreé Island, the sultry sounds of Youssou N’Dour…
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13th AKWAABA African Travel Market to Settle Jollof Rice War!
No CommentsRead moreAll is set for the 13th edition of AKWAABA: African Travel Market, the annual B2B travel and tourism expo organized…
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Is this Senegal’s Best Kept Secret?
No CommentsRead moreEvery country has its treasured destinations. Some talk about it freely, others keep it to close to their chest. Today,…
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VODUN FESTIVAL, BENIN: Old Religion, New Festival
No CommentsRead moreFestival celebrations by a people are often a representation of their traditional beliefs, religious heritage and cultural identity. That is…
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City Icon: Djimon Hounsou, Cotonou
No CommentsRead more“Africa is my continent. It is where I opened my eyes.” Djimon Gaston Hounsou was born the fifth child to…
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Recipe Wednesday: Gboma Dessi – Lome
No CommentsRead moreHi folks, it’s another Wednesday, another recipe. We do hope you have been trying out dishes for yourselves. Let us…
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Exploring Lome’s Markets
No CommentsRead moreAnyone visiting Lome will find quite enough interesting spots there to visit, for me the city’s markets got my attention.…
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24 hours in Lome
No CommentsRead moreTucked just next to Benin Republic in between Ghana and Nigeria, Togo is a small West Africa country you’ll hate…
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‘Don’t Call Me Toby’: My Experience in Gambia’s Slave Coast
No CommentsRead moreDuring the black history month, I grabbed Alex Haley’s novel “Roots: The Saga of an American Family,” read it and…
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PORT HARCOURT BANTABA 2017: Opening Nigeria’s South-South to the World
No CommentsRead moreThe maiden edition of the Port Harcourt Bantaba took place in the Garden City of Port Harcourt, Nigeria on the…
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Packing for a Trip to Ghana
No CommentsRead moreIf you wish to visit West Africa and you are wondering where to go, a trip to Ghana will be…
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Oguaa Fetu Afahye Festival, Cape Coast
No CommentsRead morePurifying the New Year There is more to Cape Coast than the haunting memories of African sons and daughters…
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City Icon: Cape Coast Castle, Ghana
No CommentsRead moreAbout forty slave castles, trading posts and forts were built in Ghana, but the biggest of them is the Cape…
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Recipe Wednesday: Ghanaian Spinach Stew with Sweet Plantain
No CommentsRead moreHi folks! It’s Recipe Wednesday again and time for us to add an extra dish into our recipe folders. I do…
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8 Reasons Why Every Tourist in Ghana Loves Cape Coast
No CommentsRead moreCenturies ago, a black man in Cape Coast is probably a captive en route across the Atlantic as a slave. …
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Budget-Friendly Holiday in Cape Coast
No CommentsRead moreI have always loved Accra’s vibe and its people. Well, being the capital and about the most popular place in…
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Gambia: A Win-Win Holiday
No CommentsRead moreThinking of having a win-win holiday, ié planning to escape Europe’s harsh winter on a low budget or seeking a…
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International Roots Festival (Gambia)
No CommentsRead moreThe end is better than the beginning of a thing, the popular saying goes. Which is why in spite of…
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City Icon -Fatou Bensouda, The Gambia
No CommentsRead more“I am an African I am proud of that. But…it is not because I am an African that I was…
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Recipe Wednesday – Domoda (Peanut butter Soup) Banjul, Gambia
No CommentsRead moreGambians are big on social interaction, so it is not a rare sight to see families eating from communal bowls…
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6 Reasons Why You Must Visit Banjul
No CommentsRead moreIf you are looking for an ideal African destination, a getaway city to relax, catch fun and, of course meet…
