3 d. ago Mint Tea, Mule Trails, and Mountain Magic: Discovering Morocco’s Hidden Paradise

Just a few hours from London, Morocco offers a journey through time, starting in vibrant Marrakech and culminating in the majestic Atlas Mountains. After soaking in the city’s dazzling souks, serene riads, and spiritual gardens, visitors can head south to the Berber village of Imlil. From there, tourists can access the Kasbah du Toubkal, a… Read More »Mint Tea, Mule Trails, and Mountain Magic: Discovering Morocco’s Hidden Paradise The post Mint Tea, Mule Trails, and Mountain Magic: Discovering Morocco’s Hidden Paradise first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 d. ago Laila Gohar’s Culinary Art at the Egyptian Museum: A Journey of Creation 

Laila Gohar, born in Cairo, left for Florida at 19 to pursue university studies, marking the beginning of a journey into the unknown. Over two decades, she carved out a unique career blending food and visual storytelling, creating extraordinary works like brioche chairs and chocolate fountains. Gohar’s recent collaboration at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo… Read More »Laila Gohar’s Culinary Art at the Egyptian Museum: A Journey of Creation  The post Laila Gohar’s Culinary Art at the Egyptian Museum: A Journey of Creation  first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 d. ago +234 Art Fair Empowers Emerging Nigerian Artists and Redefines Patronage

The +234 Art Fair is revolutionizing art patronage in Nigeria by providing a platform for emerging artists. Showcasing over 300 works, including paintings, sculptures, and digital art, the fair encourages people from all walks of life to support the arts. This year’s theme focuses on building a community around art and strengthening the support system… Read More »+234 Art Fair Empowers Emerging Nigerian Artists and Redefines Patronage The post +234 Art Fair Empowers Emerging Nigerian Artists and Redefines Patronage first appeared on iAfrica.

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4 d. ago Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis

The Ségou’Art Festival, held annually in Mali, showcases the power of art and culture in uniting people despite political and regional divides. Amid jihadist threats and recent military coups in the Sahel, the festival fosters cultural exchange between diverse communities, such as the Tuareg and southern Malians. The event’s theme of cultural diversity, peace, and… Read More »Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis The post Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago Myths and Mirages: A Journey Through Egypt’s Timeless Western Desert

Deep in Egypt’s Western Desert, myths, mirages, and history intertwine. From ancient monks in Wadi El Natrun to fossilized whales in Wadi al-Hitan, the desert reveals stories of faith, evolution, and human longing. Following the trail of Alexander the Great, who sought divine approval at Siwa’s Temple of Amun, the journey uncovers a timeless human… Read More »Myths and Mirages: A Journey Through Egypt’s Timeless Western Desert The post Myths and Mirages: A Journey Through Egypt’s Timeless Western Desert first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago India welcomes SA’s donation of Artefacts belonging to Gandhi

The donated items will now be displayed at India's National Gandhi Museum.

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1 week ago Namibia’s First Female President Pledges Economic Diversification and Job Creation

On March 21, 2025, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was inaugurated as Namibia’s first female president, marking a historic milestone for the nation. In her inaugural address, she emphasized plans to diversify the economy beyond its traditional reliance on natural resources. A key component of this strategy includes boosting investments in the agricultural sector to enhance domestic food… Read More »Namibia’s First Female President Pledges Economic Diversification and Job Creation The post Namibia’s First Female President Pledges Economic Diversification and Job Creation first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago IFP pledges to boost economy in Government of National Unity

IFP leader Hlabisa commits to boosting South Africa’s economy and job creation in the GNU

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2 w. ago Four African Cities Named Among World’s Best Food Destinations for 2025

In a global celebration of culinary excellence, four African cities have been ranked among the 20 best food destinations in 2025 by Time Out. Cape Town claimed the top spot worldwide, praised for its exceptional dining experiences and rich food culture. Lagos followed, winning hearts for its affordability and diverse flavors, as 78% of locals… Read More »Four African Cities Named Among World’s Best Food Destinations for 2025 The post Four African Cities Named Among World’s Best Food Destinations for 2025 first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Lagos’ Dining Scene Evolves: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation

Lagos’ food scene has transformed into a dynamic, cosmopolitan experience, blending traditional Nigerian flavors with international influences. Once limited in dining options, the city now boasts diverse culinary spaces that celebrate both heritage and innovation. Restaurants like Àjọjẹ foster intimate, communal dining, while places like NOK by Alára highlight pan-African cuisine with a contemporary twist.… Read More »Lagos’ Dining Scene Evolves: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation The post Lagos’ Dining Scene Evolves: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Mauritania’s Iron Ore Train: A Thrilling but Challenging Desert Adventure

Mauritania’s Iron Ore Train stretches across the Sahara Desert, offering an adventurous yet difficult 18-hour journey. With its cargo of iron ore, the train becomes a unique ride for locals and tourists alike, often attracting those who hitch rides on the ore carriages. While officially costing €15 for a seat, many opt for the clandestine… Read More »Mauritania’s Iron Ore Train: A Thrilling but Challenging Desert Adventure The post Mauritania’s Iron Ore Train: A Thrilling but Challenging Desert Adventure first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Congolese Women Use Slam Poetry to Raise Voices amid Conflict

In the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo, young women, like Esther Abumba, are turning to slam poetry to express their pain and resilience amid ongoing conflict. Slam poetry offers a platform for Congolese youth to process trauma, particularly around themes of war, violence, and injustice. Esther believes that this art form can bring about societal… Read More »Congolese Women Use Slam Poetry to Raise Voices amid Conflict The post Congolese Women Use Slam Poetry to Raise Voices amid Conflict first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago African Modernism Gains Recognition at Tefaf Fair and Venice Biennale

Ayo Adeyinka, founder of Tafeta Gallery, celebrates the increasing recognition of African modernism in international art circles. At the Venice Biennale, the works of 20th-century African artists, including Ben Enwonwu and Uche Okeke, were showcased for the first time. Adeyinka’s presentation at the Tefaf fair highlights Nigerian artists who blended African traditions with European modernist… Read More »African Modernism Gains Recognition at Tefaf Fair and Venice Biennale The post African Modernism Gains Recognition at Tefaf Fair and Venice Biennale first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 w. ago Nuno Tells Forest To Enjoy The Ride After Beating Manchester City

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo was proud of his players after they earned 1-0 win against Manchester City on Saturday and said they must enjoy the journey as his high-flying side chase Champions League qualification. Forest winger Callum Hudson-Odoi scored an 83rd-minute winner to give his team a first league win against City since… Read More »Nuno Tells Forest To Enjoy The Ride After Beating Manchester City The post Nuno Tells Forest To Enjoy The Ride After Beating Manchester City first appeared on iAfrica.

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