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Explore the rich tapestry of Ghanaian homes and uncover remarkable decor pieces that showcase Ghana’s vibrant cultural heritage. Dive in now! Big fam vibes Ghanaian families thrive in their inclusive nature, with multiple generations living together. They cultivate a warm, hospitable atmosphere and prioritise the well-being and development of their children. Ghanaian families create a thriving and enriching environment for all through unity, shared responsibilities, and strong values. Typical items found in Ghanaian homes Step into a typical Ghanaian home, and you’ll encounter a captivating array of cultural artefacts and practical items that shape their way of life. The scene…

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Tibs is a savoury symphony of Ethiopian flavours, combining the bold spiciness of berbere with the succulent savouriness of sautéed meat and vegetables. It’s a dish that’s as diverse as it is delicious, with each variation offering a new flavour adventure. Whether you’re a fan of spicy food or prefer a more mellow dish, Tibs has something for everyone. Ready to dig in? What ingredients do you need to make Tibs? To prepare a true Tibs, you need a foundation of cubed meat (beef, lamb or goat) niter kibbeh (clarified butter), aromatic herbs (rosemary or thyme), pungent garlic, savoury ginger,…

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Ghana is renowned for its picturesque location alongside breathtaking beaches and parks, offering a complete package of natural beauty. Ghana offers a variety of cultural destinations that can bring you closer to the country and provide you with wonderful experiences. Explore all that Ghana has to offer by discovering the various destinations you can visit. Here’s a short list to get you started on your planning. Lake Volta Lake Volta is an artificial lake that was created by the construction of the Akosombo Dam. The lake is situated entirely within the borders of Ghana. Lake Volta is home to a…

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One culinary area that showcases the continent’s abundance is the variety of dishes made using vegetables and fruits that grow naturally. Here is a list of some of our favourite African vegetarian dishes that you could try at home. Slaai Avocados, spinach, and quinoa are the main ingredients of this Swazi vegetarian meal slaai. This dish boasts freshness and delectable flavours, accompanied by an irresistible aroma. This dish is a salad and can be served as a light meal on its own. Slaai is an easy dish to prepare at home as all of the ingredients are easily available. For…

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We’ve got an awesome exclusive story to share with you today about a passionate writer, fuelled by a burning desire to change the world. Who is this person, you ask? None other than the incredible author we’re about to dive into. Meet Mawunyo Gbogbo, who believes that books hold the power to educate, entertain, and broaden our perspectives. Mawunyo’s latest book, “Hip Hop & Hymns,” is a masterpiece that ticks all these boxes and more. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions, with moments that’ll make you laugh, cry, and reflect on life itself. But how did Mawunyo become such an amazing…

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Hey there, jewellery enthusiasts! Today, we want to share an inspiring story about how Werke Jewellery came to life. It all started in 2021, right in the midst of the COVID pandemic, when founder, Betty, embarked on a journey that would transform her love for jewellery into something truly special. The Spark of Inspiration Betty’s desire to create something unique had always lingered in her heart. However, it wasn’t until her cousin gave her a gentle nudge that she found the motivation to turn her dreams into reality. With her cousin already involved in the jewellery business, Betty took…

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Today, we have the privilege of delving into the behind-the-scenes magic at one of Australia’s most vibrant African restaurants, Little Lagos. Join us as we sit down with the founder and owner, Adetokunboh Adeniyi, affectionately known as Ade. We’ve asked Ade to give us a glimpse into his typical day, his wellspring of inspiration, and his unwavering passion for Nigerian cuisine. Picture this: the sun has barely begun its ascent, yet Ade is already up and at it by 4 a.m. With an infectious spring in his step, he kickstarts his day with an invigorating run, followed by a quick…

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Discover Africa’s vibrant recycled art scene! Unearth how creativity transforms waste into stunning cultural masterpieces. Definition of Recycled Art Recycled African art is a phenomenal fusion of creativity, culture, and conservation. This art form is born from resourceful African artists who skilfully transform discarded materials into striking works of art. But it’s not just about making something beautiful out of waste. Each piece tells a unique story of resilience, imbued with rich cultural symbolism and historical narratives. Its dual focus on aesthetic and environmental consciousness sets this trend apart. From intricate sculptures crafted from metal scraps to vibrant murals made…

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Egyptian food is an incredibly delicious cuisine. Egypt is located in the northeastern part of the African continent on the shores of the Mediterranean, so the cuisine is a delightful blend of Middle Eastern and North African flavours, with interesting influences from Greek and French culinary traditions. Beans, lentils, onions, ghee, and tea are commonly used ingredients in Egyptian cuisine. Meat is consumed only occasionally due to its relatively high cost, which makes it a less common item on dining tables in Egypt. Some popular spices used in Egyptian cuisine include bay leaves, saffron, dill, coriander, and cumin. Egyptians have…

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Beverages can be consumed for many reasons in our daily lives, such as quenching thirst, enjoying ourselves, boosting energy, satisfying hunger, cooling down, and even warming up. Below are some of our suggestions for African drinks to try on different occasions. Palm wine Palm wine is made largely from palm tree sap. Palm wine is a staple beverage in many African countries including Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, and Congo. Palm wine has a white or golden colour and is usually consumed unfermented. It can be fermented into vinegar due to its high sugar content, but its alcohol content is low. Palm…

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