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There’s something about old, abandoned places that can make them seem eerie and beautiful at the same time. As the world advances, seemingly at the… Read More »Namibia’s Ghost Town is Worth a Visit

Tourists across Morocco can visit the village of Ait-Ben-Haddou to get a taste of the desert they may have seen in the hit fantasy series… Read More »This African Desert is the Setting for Our Favourite Screenplays

Africa is not the most obvious family holiday destination with a two-year-old and a four-year-old. But in March 2018, Jenny Lynn and her family landed… Read More »The Best Family Adventure on Safari

South African architects, Counterspace, will design London’s next Serpentine Pavilion, and their concept revolves around themes of migration and sustainability. With design nods to the… Read More »Counterspace Designs Serpentine Pavilion with Recycled Bricks

With the world suddenly fascinated with African art, African artists are finding a new source of patronage right at home. Since 2015, several new international fairs… Read More »‘You Have the Right to Culture with a Capital C’: Africa’s Growing Collecting Class Shifts Focus to Home

Thanks to African migrants, a formerly derelict neighborhood of Palermo has experienced revitalization and a brand new beat.  With an influx of Nigerian musicians, the… Read More »Nigerian Migrants in Sicily Are Building a Budding Afrobeats Scene from Scratch

Kenyan artist, Michael Soi, uses his brush to extract a bite out of the establishment. His recent series ‘China in Africa’ satirizes the “all too… Read More »A Kenyan Painter Casts a Critical Eye on China’s Role in Africa

Having recently won her 4th Grammy, musician extraordinaire, Angelique Kidjo, recently reflected on her path to success and the importance of paving a way for… Read More »‘Take Africa Out of It and There’s No Music for Y’all,’ Angelique Kidjo on Success, ‘World Music’ & Championing New African Talent