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Traveling to Africa – Here’s How to Blend in in West Africa
West Africa is a culturally rich and diverse region, with unique customs and traditions that vary from country to country. As a traveler or expat, it’s important to understand the local culture and try to blend in as much as possible. Here are some tips on how to blend in West Africa: Dress Appropriately Dressing… Read more
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Why Africans Can’t Swim
My first traumatic experience with the beach was at 8 years old. We were doing a runway session for an upcoming fashion show. Across our location you could see this beautiful coastline and I wondered if we would be made to take a walks along the beach after we were done with rehearsals. It was… Read more
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How to Create The Life You Want For Yourself
There are many talks about taking the bull by the horns and just living life but sometimes it’s not easy. Sometimes things are not straight and a lot of things comes in your way so its ok if you are stuck at the moment. Figuring things out is a process. I don’t have my things… Read more
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10 things I love about Living in Italy
Who has never dreamt of visiting Italy walking through the tiny alleys of beautiful Venice or experiencing the art and beauty of Florence and enjoying the best Pizza in Naples. To be honest, i wasn’t one of those people. In fact I had little knowledge of Italy growing up. My only knowledge of the country… Read more
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5 Things Africans Hate About Their 4C Natural Hair
4C is the kinkiest and tightly coilest hair on the afro-textured hair type chart followed by 4B hair. These hair types tend to look very dry, unruly and will appear unkempt if the right amount of attention is not given to it. When it flourishes however, it is just a beautiful sight to behold, causing… Read more
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What It’s Like To Have Afro Hair In Italy
Afro Hair in Italy is gradually picking up. Being Natural in Italy for me has been a journey and an experience in both good ways and not so good ways. I came to Italy as a teenager with relaxed hair. It was quite long, flowy and just nice I thought. I really never questioned my… Read more
