There is an extremely small community of Black Africans in Romania; I start from Bucharest here:
Author: Gambari T. Alli
Importance of Women in Africa’s Culture and Tourism Ministries
It's not often you'll see a male blogger write about the value of women within the Culture and Tourism Industry. Well I might as well give it a try! When it comes to Culture and Fashion; many onlookers will asses women's role as central and … Continue reading Importance of Women in Africa’s Culture and Tourism Ministries
Returning Home: The Diaspora’s Fears
In continuation with a previous account that touched me to write concerning young people within Africa's Diaspora and some of the troubles they face growing up abroad and staying in touch with their cultural heritage; the number of the Diaspora’s adults interested in returning home … Continue reading Returning Home: The Diaspora’s Fears
London Gallery showcases Andrew Esiebo’s Barbershop Photography
I wonder what people think when it comes to their local Barbers or hairdressers? Black barbershops are not often seen as a culture of their own. Nevertheless American films have stereotyped them as no holds barred locations where men chatter about everything from current events, … Continue reading London Gallery showcases Andrew Esiebo’s Barbershop Photography
Marketing ‘Africa’ Abroad in 2014: Gambia’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism Leads the Way
"The Gambia, which is known as the smiling coast of Africa has a lot to offer, with its cultural potential, clean beaches, arrays of five star hotels and others, peaceful disposition and conducive business environment for investors which is the ideal place to invest in … Continue reading Marketing ‘Africa’ Abroad in 2014: Gambia’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism Leads the Way
Woka-Kuma (Let’s Talk); Burkina Faso and Cultural Diplomacy
Cultural diplomacy is known as a type of public diplomacy and soft power that includes the "exchange of ideas, information, art and other aspects of culture among nations and their peoples in order to foster mutual understanding. Explorers, travellers, traders, teachers and artists can be … Continue reading Woka-Kuma (Let’s Talk); Burkina Faso and Cultural Diplomacy
The Leading Women of West Africa’s Culture and Tourism Sectors
I don’t think I would receive much criticism if I say there certainly seems to be a positive uprising of women within West African Politics; especially when it comes to the Ministries of Culture, Arts and Tourism. Even from the top of my head; when … Continue reading The Leading Women of West Africa’s Culture and Tourism Sectors
EXPOSITION DE PEINTURE: Alhousseïni Yayé Touré expose au CCFN de Niamey
Au coeur d'un véritable artiste réside et la puissance infinie de la création, chaque nouvelle peinture est plus expressive, plus beau et mieux exécutée que les precedents. C'est notamment le cas pour Le célèbre peintre nigérien Alhousseïni Yayé Touré. Il est à la fois artiste-peintre, … Continue reading EXPOSITION DE PEINTURE: Alhousseïni Yayé Touré expose au CCFN de Niamey
Dilemmas of young Africans growing up in the Diaspora
After discussing with some friends whether Africans in the Diaspora should feel or have an obligation to help loved ones back ‘home’; It brought about insights into a growing ‘cultural gap’ that exists with many young people (born of African origin) in the UK and … Continue reading Dilemmas of young Africans growing up in the Diaspora
La Beauté togolaise sur le toit de l’Afrique: Mlle Alexandrine Yawa Hantz
Certains de nos gens vont dire <<Dans une culture où l'on détermine la valeur d'une femme en fonction de la beauté de son corps, l'identité devient directement liée à l'apparence>>. Néanmoins au Togo, bonnes choses se produisent. Le secrétaire d’Etat, chargé de l’industrie, Olivier Assogba … Continue reading La Beauté togolaise sur le toit de l’Afrique: Mlle Alexandrine Yawa Hantz
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