The Choral Celebration Network Foundation (CCNF) aims to elevate harmony within the South African choral and orchestral industry through non-competitive and neutral performance opportunities.
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BusinessWire India Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 28: As the world observes Mangrove Day on 26th July, Signature Packaged Drinking Water marks three years of sustained mangrove regeneration in Astaranga, Odisha – a long term, community-led initiative that has helped regenerate coastal ecosystems while creating meaningful livelihood opportunities for local communities. Over the past three years,…
One of Nigeria’s leading commercial law firms, Streamsowers & Köhn (SSK), will bring together foremost business executives, legal practitioners, regulators and investors to explore strategies for strengthening the country’s economy and positioning it as Africa’s leading investment destination.
Abroad, the UAE’s landscape is often described in terms of its rolling sand dunes and hypermodern cities. The country’s latest addition to the Unesco World Heritage list is a timely reminder of the diversity of the Emirates’ reality.
Nozipho Sasha Thorne is leading a quiet revolution to reclaim Eswatini’s indigenous botanicals, foods and ancestral knowledge — and showing that the continent’s culinary future lies in its roots.
Tanzania is pivoting its global tourism strategy to prioritize cultural immersion over traditional sightseeing, with the International Bagamoyo Arts Festival 2026 serving as the centerpiece of this shift.
To exist in two different places is often the experience of a diasporan, and in his painting Thresholds, Luke Agada captures that duality well, of being spread thin between the here and there, and of being more than that ambiguity, more than the totality of one’s parts.
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) will host the 20+1 Carnival edition, themed “Humanity in the Age of AI,” on Thursday, July 30, 2026, at the UNILAG Sports Centre, as students of the Department of Theatre Arts and Film Studies present their annual African/Caribbean Theatre Laboratory (THA 344) production.
The Ministry of Culture marked on Monday the 70th anniversary of Romania’s accession to UNESCO, reaffirming the country’s commitment to protecting cultural and natural heritage, supporting education, research and creativity, and working with international partners to promote the organisation’s core values. ‘Today marks 70 years since Romania became a UNESCO member state, beginning a cooperation…
As Zimbabwean designers take their work to Africa Fashion Week London, they are showcasing far more than fashion. Their collections tell stories of heritage, identity and craftsmanship while creating new opportunities for women artisans, creative entrepreneurs and the country’s growing fashion industry.