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Fair Trade and #FashionRevolution

It’s been 5 years since the Rana Plaza disaster brought the issues of exploitative garment manufacturing into the limelight. Since then, organizations like Fashion Revolution have worked tirelessly to insert the idea “Who Made My Clothes” into the public conscious, … Continue reading

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8 Must See Attractions in Addis Ababa

1. National Museum of Ethiopia This museum houses the treasures and curios of Ethiopia’s rich history. A great deal of the museum focuses on the remains of early hominids from the area, that would eventually become the modern human. It’s … Continue reading

7 African Travel Blogs To Help Plan Your Next Trip

Africa is such a vast and diverse continent, a traveler planning their next adventure could quickly become overwhelmed with options. Thankfully, there are those who came before us to help guide the way. We checked out 7 must-read blogs that … Continue reading

Jacqueline Shaw: Fashion Designer and creator of the Africa Fashion Guide

With 16 years experience in the global fashion industry living and working in 4 countries over 4 continents, Professional Fashion Designer Jacqueline Shaw birthed Africa Fashion Guide, the only sourcing consultancy and information based platform for African fashion, as a … Continue reading

  Oliberté Holiday Gift Guide   With gift giving season in full swing, we wanted to lend a hand in choosing the perfect product for that special someone on your list. The Bookworm Slide into a pair of our new … Continue reading

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Maureen Dunn: Founder of Fair Trade brand Mata Traders

After an extended trip through India, Mata Traders founder Maureen Dunn decided create a deeper connection with the land she loved so much. We caught up with her to learn more about her business, and what it takes to build … Continue reading

Must-Listen Music from the African Continent

Whether it’s a Friday night dance party or a Sunday afternoon regeneration, here’s the perfect soundtrack from some of our favorite African artists. Shekhinah Fresh off releasing her first solo album “Rose Gold”, Durban-born singer Shekhinah is poised to make … Continue reading