I was introduced to Imprint By Mzukisi Mbane last year at SA Menswear Week in Cape Town and I have been hooked ever since. I love the way Mzukisi styles his look books and how he takes you to places. The choice of models is always the perfect fit, on Haboring Hope he works withContinue reading “Imprint A/W 2016: Haboring Hope”
Category Archives: Africa
Project Street Style 24hs By Ray Geof
Project Street Style 24hrs is a fashion projects by Ray Geof, a Street Style Reporter and Fashion Blogger from Francistown Botswana. Ray started the project because he believes that fashion is 24 hours. He has been having fun capturing the creative and stylish people of Botswana. I started it because i want to showcase authenticContinue reading “Project Street Style 24hs By Ray Geof”
All Hail The Honey By Rendani X Kgomotso Neto
Creative graphic designer Rendani Nemakhavhani and photographer Kgomotso Neto have been serving us some visual pleasures with a series called All Hail The Honey. I have absolutely enjoyed all the 3 chapters and I cannot wait for more to follow. The series started off with the Honey (Rendani) in water and with a whip andContinue reading “All Hail The Honey By Rendani X Kgomotso Neto”
Tropics Voices Ambassadors
I am so happy to announce that a couple of awesome human beings and I have been selected as Tropics Voices Ambassadors by South African based media group called Tropics Media.We will be sharing our stories on http://www.tropics-magazine.com stay tuned and follow our articles on different topics.
The Culture Of Entrepreneurship
So while researching on African Cultures for my blog series I decided to add a segment on business in Africa. Businessman and creative Jermaine Charles tells us how Entrepreneurship began in his family. As Africans we have always been entrepreneurs. ******************************************************************** The Culture of Entreprenuership – A Perspective Written By Jermaine Charles @charlesjaymr onContinue reading “The Culture Of Entrepreneurship”
#ThokozaDlozi By Vus Ngxande
Thokoza Dlozi could not have come at a better time. It came at a time when I am busy with the African cultures blog series that seeks to explore African cultures, the similarities and the differences. I had made a space for a blog post on African medicine so I was really elated when VusContinue reading “#ThokozaDlozi By Vus Ngxande”
African Cultures By Young Africans: Bashi Tribe
BASHI TRIBE FROM SOUTH KIVU IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO Written By Eddy Mihigo I am from the Bashi tribe in the South Kivu province, one of three provincial groups (the others being Maniema and North Kivu) that make up the Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Democratic Republic of Congo isContinue reading “African Cultures By Young Africans: Bashi Tribe”
African Cultures By Young Africans: Tsonga Ethnic Group
The Tsonga Ethnic Group – “Royalty of the East” By @FanaThePurp VaTsonga are a coastal people that Inhabits South-East Africa,spread out in Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, South Africa and Swaziland. There are over 12 million Tsonga speakers in the world of all Xitsonga variants; majority is in Mozambique, then followed by South Africa. TsongaContinue reading “African Cultures By Young Africans: Tsonga Ethnic Group”
African Cultures By Young Africans : LUO TRIBE
I had an interesting conversation with Winnie when I asked her what tribe she was. She told me that she did not know much about the Luos (her people) but she will do all she can to acquire more information and she did. *************************************************************** LUO TRIBE written by Winnie Odande Twitter & Instagram @fitndiscover ***************Continue reading “African Cultures By Young Africans : LUO TRIBE”
African Cultures By Young Africans: Namwanga Tribe
A few months back while having a Whatsapp conversation with a Ugandan friend on the language she thought I spoke at home. That conversation led to me deciding to run a blog series on African Cultures told by young Africans. So I talked to a few people and they loved the idea and so IContinue reading “African Cultures By Young Africans: Namwanga Tribe”
Afrikan Princess 