Friday, April 27, 2012ConceptLink: “We’re Here to Challenge Some of the Myths About Africa.” by ConceptLink “There are roughly one billion people in Africa, plus approximately 200 million Africans in the diaspora. In my view, that equals 1.2 billion opportunities to make a difference.”
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Thursday, April 26, 2012Stellenbosch Wine Country: Where Old World Pairs with Newby Rebecca Reynolds, President and Founder, Rebecca Reynolds ConsultingStellenbosch is a bit of paradise. There just isn’t much that’s more stunning than a place devoted to growing grapes—it’s something about the terrain and climate grapes prefer that makes for relentless beauty.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012Our Approach to Investing in Africa: Three Key Themes for Long Term Growth by Nile Capital ManagementOriginally posted on the Money Watch Africa blog, operated by Nile Capital Management, this article analyzes three key themes that investors should understand when researching investments in the continent.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012African Youth Journal: Moved and Shakenby Brian Waweru, Student, African Leadership AcademyAfrican Youth Journals is a blog written by students currently enrolled in the African Leadership Academy in Honeydew, South Africa. In this post, student Brian Waweru of Kenya writes about data collection, economics, and innovation on the continent.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012The Natural Wonders of Mauritaniaby Geoff Weiss, Travel WriterWith beaches that seem to stretch on forever and wildlife species that are unique to its deserts and seas, Mauritania is a nature-lover’s paradise. Rare Nile crocodiles roam the country’s far-flung oases while ancient towns boast elaborate architecture, breathtaking landscapes, historical shipwrecks, rock paintings, and medieval mosques.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012African Rain: Still a Super Safari, With or Without Itby Francesco Pierre-Nina, The Tanzania Safari CompanyThe thing about rain and tin roofs is that it can quickly become a deafening clatter. This morning, while lying in the snug comfort of my mosquito-netted bed, I was awakened by a sudden downpour and the sharp, fast repetitive calls of the Long-tailed Glossy starling that was proudly heralding in the new dawn—and perhaps rejoicing the opening of the heavens. It was 5:45 am.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012"When China Met Africa"—Understanding China′s Role in Africa Beyond Cynicismby Brandon BennesChina’s involvement in Africa remains controversial, and this controversy is at the core of When China Met Africa, a film by Nick and Marc Francis of Speakit Productions.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012Ben Hinson Explores All Facets of Life In His Latest Collectionby Ladawn MicheleBen Hinson is a once-in-a-lifetime find. The Ghanaian native has lived in Ghana, Nigeria, England, and numerous locations within the United States. He captures his growth and observations on life in beautiful free verse and poetry in his first collection, Chapters of Me: Deep Thoughts Vol. 1.
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Monday, April 23, 2012Intern with Africa.com: Social Media Marketing Internshipby Africa.com Editorial Staff Africa.com is looking for an excited and interested social media marketing intern. Read the details here!
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Monday, April 23, 2012Learning from South African Media: We Need Media to Create Positive Role Modelsby Ashley Michelle Williams, News Associate, NBCNelson Mandela is a leader and role model whose inspiring and positive legacy continues to live on. Not only did he change the lives of many South Africans, but he also changed the perspectives of millions around the world.
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