Africa: Atlanta and Africa Forge New Creative Frontiers
[allAfrica] Cape Town — Africa’s creative sector finds a dynamic ally in Atlanta
South Africa: Emergency Landing in Gqeberha Leaves No Injuries – South African News Briefs – September 06, 2024
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Nigeria: Why Harmful Widowhood Practices Persist in Igbo Communities
[Vanguard] …Write your will while alive -Anambra monarch tasks men
Mauritius: Mauritius Tamil Cultural Centre Trust – PM Jugnauth Joins Gathering Held to Honour the Elderly Community
[Government of Mauritius] GIS: 05 September 2024: Our Government has unleashed an unprecedented wave of development across the country, rolled out unprecedented measures to uplift the quality of life of all citizens alike and improved services in key s…
Rwanda: New Book Showcases Rwanda’s Gastronomy, Culinary Treasure
[New Times] The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the Rwanda Arts Initiative (RAI), on September 4, launched a gastronomy book that showcases the rich culinary heritage of Rwanda and the hidden potenti…
Africa: U.S. Initiative Aims to Fuel Job Growth in African Creative Industries
[allAfrica] Cape Town, South Africa — In recognition of the potential of Africa’s creative industries, Prosper Africa strives to harness these sectors for job creation and sustainable development.
South Africa: Rights Group Pledges Action After Limpopo Farm Murders – South African News Briefs – September 05, 2024
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Zimbabwe: Nacz Director Urges Artistes to Go Digital
[The Herald] Tafadzwa Zimoyo, Entertainment Editor
Africa: Looting of African Heritage – a Powerful New Book Explores the Damage Done By Colonial Theft
[The Conversation Africa] European colonisation of Africa was not only about armed conquest, massacres and the exploitation of resources. It was also about the appropriation of spiritual and political symbols. It led to the erasure of a social, cultura…
South Africa: South African Heritage Tourism Could Uplift Rural Communities, With a Little Help – the Case of Sekhukhune
[The Conversation Africa] Imagine visiting a remote valley surrounded by mountains, hundreds of kilometres away from the nearest city, listening to local people explaining hundreds of years of history to you.