Style your home: Plants
I don’t know if you have ever been in a room or a space and felt like it was dead or not really full...
Aleph Surf International: Changing lives through faith, community and creativity..
Rehgert Van Zyl is the founder and president of Aleph Surf International and he has a desire to serve his nation and people through...
Ultimate X – Let’s Go Extreme
Sometimes in life you just have to do something out of the ordinary, something out of the box, something you wouldn’t normally do, something...
AAA Kitchen Recipes: A Tea Time Treat (Ginger Tea and Nuts)
A Tea Time Treat (Ginger Tea and Nuts)
Featured Cook: Philippa from Uganda
Peanuts
Ingredients:
Peanuts
Salt and a little water
A frying pan
Method:
Heat the pan. Put the peanuts and...
AAA Kitchen Recipes: Cassava
Cassava and peanuts porridge dish
Featured cook: Gloria from the DRC
Ingredients:
Dried peeled cassava
Fresh or dried peanuts
Method:
Get the dried cassava pounded using a mortar and...
AAA Kitchen Recipes: Fridge Lemon Tart
Fridge Lemon Tart
Featured Cook: Cassidy from South Africa
Ingredients:
1 packet tennis biscuits (or any other biscuits really).
1 tin condensed milk (+- 340g)
1 tub smooth cream...
AAA Kitchen Recipes: Manyuchu (Samp)
Manyuchu (Samp)
Featured Cook: Vongai from Zimbabwe
Ingredients:
Samp.
Greens of your choice (peas, green beans, carrots).
Chili and beef flavored Gravy pack.
Method:
Soak samp in water and leave overnight.
Boil...
Should Shakespeare Be Taught In Africa?
Should Shakespeare’s plays be taught in Africa’s schools and universities? It’s a question that emerges, sometimes flippantly and sometimes in earnest, when conversations about...
AAA Kitchen Recipes: Kapenta Peanut
Kapenta Peanut
Featured Cook: Billings from Zambia
Ingredients:
Kapenta
Pounded Raw Nuts
Onions
Green pepper
Olive Oil
Salt
Method:
Fry the Kapenta until Golden brown.
Add Onions and green pepper with a hint of salt.
Fry...
Anne-Marie: Africa and Pop
Africa has slowly been on the rise in design aesthetic. Gone are the days when the only idioms were masks and animal-skin clad models....










