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In a rapidly changing world, the African influence is often overlooked. There are individuals who are helping shape a new image of Africa. Annansi Chronicles covers the style and business trends which are defining Africa’s new brand image.

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AfriMonitor launches with 'Exploring ChinAfrica' trends brief

Jul 1, 2008
Throughout my years as an entrepreneur, I have had to conduct endless market research and have found a serious lack of information about the African market.

Video: Nigeria's Brain Gain

Dec 9, 2009
If you can’t see the video above click here. Video: Nigeria’s Brain Gain is a post from Annansi Chronicles - African business and culture trends “Africa:The Next Chapter” videos premiereDesigner Ozwald Boateng on dressing President Obama and his Made...

FELA! musical hits Broadway with rave reviews

Dec 7, 2009
If you haven’t already heard FELA! The Musical has opened on the Broadway in New York City. For many people, myself included, this marks a milestone in African culture’s rise to global recognition. Nigerian musician and activist Fela Anikulapo Kuti has...

Europe's $774 billion African desert solar power project launches

Dec 2, 2009
Investors and industrialists from 14 companies met in Munich, Germany recently to formally launch Desertec Industrial Initiative, a €400 billion ($774 billion) collaborative project to provide 15% of Europe’s energy via solar power from Africa’s...

Morocco's desert region a widescreen backdrop for Hollywood films

Nov 25, 2009
Speaking about the Ouarzazate region in Morocco, The Global Post reports: Chances are you’ve unwittingly seen this region’s wild vistas in any number of movies. Among other locales, the desert was billed as Iraq in “Body of Lies,” dressed up...

Liya Kebede stars in Somali supermodel Waris Dirie's biopic

Nov 19, 2009
Supermodel Waris Dirie’s book Desert Flower: The Extraordinary Journey Of A Desert Nomad, published in 1999, helped fuel the open discussion of female genital mutilation in her native Somalia. After spawning two follow-up books, Desert Dawn and...

AfriMonitor launches with 'Exploring ChinAfrica' trends brief



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