Actress, poet, singer and artist, Mata Gabin is passionate about art and refuses to be confined to a single discipline. Her eclectic career path and love of creativity have led her to explore various artistic fields with exceptional intensity. In this interview, she tells us about her current projects, her inspirations, and her commitment to the emancipation of women and the promotion of the African diaspora.
Meet David Ochieng, known as Avido, a designer and former dancer whose passion for fashion has propelled him to remarkable heights. As the creative genius behind the Kibera Fashion Show, his innovative designs have dressed international stars like Beyoncé and Bruno Mars. Beyond the runway, he founded the Avido Foundation, dedicated to uplifting the community in Kibera, Kenya's largest slum.
The TV show "Bienvenue à Kikidéni" (Welcome to Kikidéni) is back with a third part featuring an unlikely but emblematic trio: a village chief, an imam, and a priest, who embody the diversity and challenges of Burkina Faso society.
Actress, poet, singer and artist, Mata Gabin is passionate about art and refuses to be confined to a single discipline. Her eclectic career path and love of creativity have led her to explore various artistic fields with exceptional intensity. In this interview, she tells us about her current projects, her inspirations, and her commitment to the emancipation of women and the promotion of the African diaspora.
Originally from Congo-Brazzaville, Nukreche Pouna has conquered the world of fashion with her bold creations and refined sense. As a stylist and creator of the brand KRESHESSE, she has made a name for herself on the international stage and stands out for her exceptional use of raffia.
Her research interests lie in indigenous languages and their role in representing and constructing social meaning around various societal issues. Additionally, she is a bilingual poet and writer proficient in both Sepedi and English. Chidi earned her Master of Arts degree in Creative Writing from Rhodes University in 2020, specialising in Sepedi poetry.
In Cape Town, South Africa, a major event took place highlighting the crucial developments in the field of restitution, and in some cases even the return, of ill-gotten African cultural property. Hundreds of thousands of African cultural objects, looted during the colonial period, have filled European museums for many decades. The “Reimagining Heritage, Archives and Museums: Today / Tomorrow" conference held in mid-February marked a turning point in this field and also in the relations between France and South Africa.
