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Moses Iliya: Building A Home For Alté Fashion, Brick by Brick
Moses Iliya is a creative born and raised in Abuja, Nigeria, a city defined by order, planning, and structure.
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The Royal Drummers of Burundi
The Royal Drummers of Burundi, known locally as Abatimbo, are living vessels of history.
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Detty December: Culture, Capital, and the Cost of Celebration
The yuletide season in different locations usually means different things. It was once understood primarily as a time for family.
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DEJI ENIOLA: Quiet Luxury, Authored in Africa
In an age of maximalist noise, DEJI ENIOLA offers something increasingly rare: luxury that breathes.
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When Art Starts a Conversation
Imagine scrolling past a photo on Instagram, a figure draped in what looks like ocean debris, standing.
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Sharon Chuter, UOMA Beauty Founder Who Redefined Inclusivity
Sharon Chuter never accepted invisibility. Born in Nigeria, she grew up in a culture where beauty.
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The Art of Renewal
Every year, millions of tons of plastic, metal, and rubber end up in landfills or oceans.
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Inside the Vision of Waseem Khadra, Egyptian Designer Inspired by Culture
For Waseem Khadra, fashion has never been about trends or surface beauty.
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Taupe Tools is Redefining Hair Care for Black Women
We are more of a solution-based brand for black women and Black hair care So I feel like it’s like for us, by us.
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The Journey of an Art Director & Creative Producer
On this month’s episode of African Creative Stories, we had an inspiring conversation with Piiiirre, a talented art director based in Canada.
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Holiday Traditions: A Regional Showcase Around the African Continent
Holiday traditions around central, west, eastern, and southern African take many diverse and unique forms.
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The Journey of Kassim Lassissi: A Cultural Visionary Behind Allëdjo
This episode marks an exciting milestone as we feature our first male founder since the series began.
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A Story of Art, Passion, and Growth with Tshidiso Mothusi
This episode of African Creative Stories features the talented Tshidiso Mothusi Mothusi, an excellent.
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Sophia El Bahja: Through the Lens of Heritage and Modernity
Some photographers capture beauty. Others, like Sophia El Bahja, capture meaning Her images are not just visuals.
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The African Waist Beads
If you ask ten different Africans what waist beads mean, you’ll likely hear ten different answers. But some common replies are:
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Inside an Ethiopian Wedding
In Ethiopia, a wedding is never just a ceremony; it is a grand symphony of tradition, faith, family, and festivity.
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Natural Skincare Tips Inspired By African Traditions
When people think about skincare these days, the first thing that comes to mind is usually high-end luxury brands like La Mer.
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THE MUSEUM OF THE AFRICAN MARKET: WHAT AFRICAN MARKETS REVEAL ABOUT INDIGENOUS CULTURE
A market by modern standards, is simply a place where people gather to exchange goods and services. Or, that’s what the textbooks say.
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The Year Isn’t Complete Without an African Festival
In Africa, the calendar is not just measured in months or seasons but also in gatherings. A year feels unfinished if you haven’t stood in a crowded.
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Must-See African Movies
What if the best way to understand Africa was through movies? African cinema tells stories of struggle, survival, love, politics, and dreams.
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