Faces of Africa – Far From Home Pt. 1
The European Commission released some statistics about the numbers of refugees and migrants who tried to make their way to
Faces of Africa – Saving The Savannah
Despite a ban on the international trade in ivory, African elephants are in danger of extinction due to poaching. Tens
Faces of Africa – The Sahara
The Sahara is one of the largest, hottest and harshest deserts in the world, covering much of North Africa. On
Faces of Africa – Aquatic Master Pt. 2
Felix Uzor, a Nigerian born Ghanaian, is the founder of the Felix Foundation and Fitness Company. A certified lifeguard, he strongly believes that death by drowning is preventable and has made it his life’s mission to completely
Faces of Africa – Aquatic Master Pt. 1
A death by drowning incidence of a young girl in the West African coast of Ghana’s Labadi Beach, prompted Felix
Faces of Africa – Wakaliwood: The Cinematic Dream
Wakaliwood is a well-known film industry in Uganda. It is located in Wakaliga, a slum in the capital city Kampala.
Faces of Africa – Fidelis, APOPO & the Hero Rats
The number of landmines buried in Africa alone is in millions. Decades later, these explosive remnants still remain in the
Faces of Africa – Confluence Pt. 2
Liu Chen and her husband Abdoulaye “Billy” Diop have been working on a song entitled, Magic Flower. The Magic
Faces of Africa – Renaissance of Theatre in Nigeria Pt. 2
Bolanle Austin Peters is arguably one of the best theater directors in Nigeria. The self-taught theatre director has grown to
Faces of Africa – Renaissance of Theatre in Nigeria Pt. 1
“Movies will make you famous; television will make you rich; but theatre will make you good.”These words were uttered by