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If you frequently play in the streets of Twitterville, chances are you have come across hashtags like #teamlightskin, #darkskingirlsbelike, and #lightskingirlsbelike. While some of these hashtags are sometimes accompanied by humourous memes, beneath […]
How Two Women From Joburg Are Dismantling Colourism Read More »
It’s important to do something out of the ordinary to show affection to the one you love. Whether you’re in need of things to do for Valentine’s Day or any
10 Ways To Say “I Love You”, In South Africa Read More »
“You’re fortunate to make a film and you’re fortunate to get the film out. All the things that happen afterwards are great, but that’s not why you do it. You
Director, Akin Omotoso Speaks On The Forces To Filmmaking Read More »
There has been substantial positive technological development in recent years that has improved our lives in one way or another. However, as we celebrate these contributions, we are faced with
Refresh Your Waste Products into Something Beautiful Read More »
The school term in South Africa has commenced, and many excited parents are taking to social media to post back to school about their children’s significant milestone, which is their
What’s Trending? Back to School In South Africa Read More »
Thanks to the internet, people can keep up to date with local and international news. Now, thanks to the internet, we can get a sense of exactly what people are
The Most Searched Questions & Topics on Africa’s Google Searches Read More »
Autocracy and social and political instability has for a long time hovered its dark cloud over Africa. Leaders on the continent have made significant changes to turn the continent around
Democracy in Africa Read More »
The latest viral craze to hit African social media is the #BidoungChallenge. Sparked by Cameroon’s Minister of Sports and Physical Education Pierre Ismael Bidoung Mpkatt graciously bowing to President Paul Biya
What’s Trending: #BidoungChallenge Read More »
From doctor turned fashion doyenne, a man of the cloth leading a mega church in Ghana, Africa’s richest woman who started her first business at age 24, and a First
9 of Africa’s Top Power Couples Read More »
My first trip to South Africa, twenty years ago, was in August when it was rainy and cloudy in Cape Town, but warm and sunny in Johannesburg. With a wet, thick
Johannesburg Has Just Been Invaded by a Million of These Read More »
