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WHY AYA AFRICA SUPPORTS MADE IN AFRICA It's easy to get swept up in trends, celebrated calendar days, and the intricacies of search engine and…
AYA EDIT - IN CONVERSATION WITH TSELI. M - EDUCATING THE WORLD ABOUT LESOTHO’S HERITAGE AND CULTURE It was exciting to get insights into what…
AYA EDIT - CREATING REALITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE FASHION “This lifestyle chose us….. Using what we have and being resourceful….. Problem-solving….And being a responsible human..” Insyd/owt creatives…
MONYA FINE ART - A CONVERSATION ABOUT HEALING & COPING “.. art is a self-expression for me, it's giving a piece of you to the…
South African Clothing Retailers Losing Lustre in face of Shein juggernaut by Georgina Crouth, Daily MaverickAugust 24, 2023 The fashion industry is the world’s second-biggest…
At AYA Africa we would like to say Happy Pan African Women's Day to all the African women in the continent and the diaspora. We…
TRIVIA A lot of people don’t know the difference between Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Both of these countries speak French. These…
AYA AFRICA YOUTH AND FATHERS DAY “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” - Nelson Mandela On 16…
Joshua Kibirige salutes all the Afro-curious globalists that support local SMEs involved in the creative economy on the continent and around the world.
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