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Fashion and Life Style
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Ethnic Dressing – Key to boosting happiness
Research finds that people who identify strongly with their racial ethnicity are generally happier. So, what better way of spreading joy and self confidence than with ethnic fashions?
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Model Behavior: Nyasha Matonhodze
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African Girls Aminat and Sandra Wanna Be on Top
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Rihanna Named the New Face of Armani
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Maatano Fashion
Business
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South Africa education gets e-learning digital makeover
In Africa’s schools, old-fashioned, dusty textbooks are gradually being replaced by tablets, ...
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FaceBook’s $19 Billion purchase of WhatsApp
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Future of broadcasting on display at NAB 2011
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Exit of Safaricom CEO Michael Joseph
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The African Leadership Academy-Training the next generation of leaders and entrepreneurs?
World
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No Dalai Lama, No Peace Conference
The South African government refuse to issue a visa to the Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama to attend the World Peace Conference and cause an uproar all over the world.
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Rwanda, Africa’s Success Story
Technology
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South Africa education gets e-learning digital makeover
In Africa’s schools, old-fashioned, dusty textbooks are gradually being replaced by tablets, ...
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FaceBook’s $19 Billion purchase of WhatsApp
Health
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Hollywood Surgeon: A Cameroon Native
Dr. Fobi is a bariatric surgeon for stars in Hollywood and he happens to be from Cameroon. The surgeon performs weight-loss surgeries for people that are overweight. He has been performing the surgery since the 1970s. He has performed the surgery on American Idol’s Randy Jackson and comedian Rosanne Barr. Dr. Fobi’s procedure requires cutting a patient’s stomach to the size of just a golf ball.
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Summy’s Cooking Connection – Frijon
Sports
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FIFA Urges South Africans to Buy Remaining 500,000 World Cup Tickets
FIFA- football’s governing body and the South African local organizing committee desperately needs South Africans to purchase the remaining 500,000 tickets. Africa’s first World Cup begins June 1. Tickets began selling April 15 for the 63 matches.
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Nigeria Football Federation Resolves World Cup Lodging Challenges