Our easy-to-digest guides offer a fun and engaging way to learn about African culture. Our guides cover a wide range of topics, including the diverse people, places, and things that make Africa such a unique and vibrant continent.
For African women, Women’s Month has always carried a unique weight. Across the continent and the diaspora, women have not only fought for equality, but have also been the backbone of cultural, political, and economic revolutions.
Aminata sees art as a way to hold onto memories, emotions, and the versions of herself that might otherwise fade. Through Iyeketi, she creates work that preserves, reclaims and gives shape to the intangible.
Everything Cherif creates, from objects to spaces, reflects a philosophy — he wants people to remember they can choose to engage with the world in more tactile, real ways.
Demilade acknowledges the challenges of making friends as an adult but that prompted her to create 'My Friend’s House' as a welcoming space where people can have fun, connect through simple activities, and experience something new.
For a while, Kashope made the mistake of wanting to tell stories that felt distant, stories that didn’t resonate with him personally. But over time, he has realised that the things around him—those unique, everyday experiences— are what make his work distinct.
For Paakow, Founder of Mizizi, community boils down to the communication and the depth of the conversations that you're having
