The man who cycled across Africa
Or the art of cycling across Africa (and why you should “just do it”). In today’s interview I am very […]
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Snap Diary: discover the true meaning of “Ubuntu”
Through a poignant account, James Purdy shares his experience with South African school kids, his love of photography and life in general. Be moved and discover the true meaning of “Ubuntu”.
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Reddit AMA unravels the mind-boggling genetic diversity of African peoples
Human genetics in Africa is mind-bogglingly diverse. So much so that, if you were to study the two Africans most genetically
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5 patriarch-busting ways the Tuareg tribe are overturning global gender stereotypes
The Tuareg are an Islamic African people, quasi-nomadic and spread across six North and West African countries. Their name originates
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This map shows how modern day Africa would fit into prehistoric supercontinent Pangea
Imagine traveling from Brazil to the Congo, Pakistan to Somalia or even Mozambique to Antarctica – without setting foot on water.
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How to make Senegalese street food classic ‘Thiebou dieune’
Roadside street food stalls in Dakar all have one menu item in common: Senegal’s national dish of thiebou dieune. This spicy
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Kiswahili and the use of “ni”
Unlike in English where you don’t really have to specify whether you are referring to one person or more than
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The man who loved Africa – Christopher Rimmer
In an attempt to articulate the visceral potency of Christopher Rimmer’s photography, the author, Tony Park said Rimmer’s work looked so
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Raabia Hawa’s love affair with wildlife
An interview with Raabia Hawa, a well-known “Kenyan Radio presenter with a passion for people and wildlife, people for wildlife,
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When the juice is worth the squeeze
An interview with Greg du Toit, South African wildlife photographer and photographic guide. Hi Greg, thanks a million for taking
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