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Ojude Oba 2025: Ijebu Ode’s Dazzling Showcase of Yoruba Heritage and Style

Ijebu Ode, a historic town in Ogun State, Nigeria, transformed into a vibrant tapestry of color and culture on June 8, 2025, during...

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Africa’s Fashion and Music Trends Shine in 2025: Cultural Fusion and Global Impact

Afrobeats and Amapiano Drive Fashion Trends The global rise of Afrobeats and amapiano continues to shape Africa’s fashion landscape. Artists like Burna Boy,...

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Rwandan Entrepreneur Transforms Old Tires into Stylish Sandals, Tackling Waste and Empowering Women

In Rwanda, where over 5,000 tons of tires are discarded annually, entrepreneur Kevine Kagirimpundu is turning waste into opportunity. Her eco-friendly shoe brand,...

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Ivory Coast Beauty Pageant Bans Wigs and Weaves in Bold Move to Embrace Natural Beauty

For decades, beauty pageants in Ivory Coast have been dominated by contestants wearing wigs, weaves, and other Western beauty enhancements. But in a...

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Nana Addo Tamakloe Addresses BRICS Fashion Summit

The BRICS+ Fashion Summit 2024, held in Moscow, brought together fashion industry leaders, designers, and innovators from around the world to discuss the...

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Fiji’s Buiniga African Hair Competition is Reclaiming Cultural Identity

In the South Pacific islands of Fiji, the traditional hairstyle known as Buiniga—a voluminous, natural style resembling the Afro—stands as a powerful emblem...

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Nigerian Designer Cute-Saint Unveils ‘Irin-Ajo’ Collection

Nigerian fashion designer Cute-Saint continues to make waves in the global fashion industry with the launch of his latest collection, Irin-Ajo, meaning “The...

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Khadija Omar becomes the first hijabi woman to represent Somalia at the prestigious Miss Universe competition

In a groundbreaking moment for representation, Khadija Omar, a 23-year-old trailblazer, has been crowned Miss Universe Somalia 2024. This achievement marks a historic...

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US Foreign Aid Cuts to Malaria Programs Put Millions at Risk and Threaten Decades of Progress in Africa

Cuts to US-funded malaria programs are endangering millions across Africa, threatening to reverse decades of progress in the fight against the deadly disease....

African Clubs Eye Global Glory and Big Rewards at FIFA’s Expanded Club World Cup

The inaugural 32-team FIFA Club World Cup in the United States marks a new chapter for African football, as four top clubs, Egypt’s...