New Years Day in Africa Welcome to 2010! Find out how New Years Eve and New Years Day are celebrated in different countries in Africa:
South Africa
In Cape Town, South Africa, the New Years Celebration continues through January 2nd. The reason? Because the first slaves in capetown were only given ...
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Not quite sure how to properly wear your new sarong? We've got the answers! Wearing a sarong is easy and fun, and there are so many different ways you can choose to wear it. Just visit our How to Tie a Sarong Page by Clicking Here. Or see our video on our YouTube chan...
Over the years, toxins build up in our bodies as a result of our exposure to excess pollutants and poisons in the air we breathe, in the water we drink, and the food we eat. Our bodies are designed to eliminate toxins under normal conditions, but in today’s society, toxins build up in our system f...
[/caption] At Africa Imports, a percentage of the money we make goes towards supporting the Moukondo Orphanage in Congo. We pay for the cost of meals and expenses for about 200 orphan children. Here’s what a friend of ours ...
[/caption] "It's not the load that breaks you down, it's the way you carry it." - Lena Horne To find more inspirational African American quotes just Click Here....
[/caption] Straight from Gambia, this new pant suit offers you all the hand-tailored quality that is famous in African suits. Choose from a variety of lush colors, each with matching detailed embroide...
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[/caption] At Africa Imports, a percentage of the money we make goes towards supporting the Moukondo Orphanage in Congo. We pay for the cost of meals and expenses for about 200 orphan children. Here’s what a friend of ours...
