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| AFRICA EVENTS:GHANA ROGUE TRADER | ||
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![]() | Young Ghanian brought shame to Africa:Mr Adoboli is alleged to have lost £1.3 billion before his bosses at the Swiss-based investment bank UBS discovered the rogue trades.
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| AFRICA EVENTS:Ex Ivory Coast president arrest | ||
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![]() | Ivory Coast presidential election event:Forces stormed the bunker where Ivory Coast's strongman Laurent Gbagbo hung on to power Monday, arresting the man whose refusal to hand over the presidency to the election winner left hundreds dead and threatened to re-ignite a civil war in the world's largest cocoa producer.
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| AFRICA EVENTS:SOUTH SUDAN celebrates independence | ||
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| AFRICA SPORTS | ||
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" | AFRICA FOOTBALL: Yaya Toure is an Ivorian coast born citizen. He play currently for Manchester city with his brother Kolo Toure. Prior to that, he played for Olympiacos in Greece,Monaco and Barcelona with Fifa player of the year,Lionel Messi.Yaya Toure combines strength, poise on the ball and skill. He may be known as a defensive midfielder but he is no slouch when it comes to going on the offensive. He has played so far 21 games for Manchester city and score four goals and two assists. Other African players that are on Saflirista radar this month are of course, African player of the year Samuel Eto’o , sensational Sunderland player Gyan as well as Chelsea star Didier Drogba who is having a disappointing month so far
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African festivals in January include new year celebrations in South Africa and Muslim festivals in North Africa. If you're celebrating the cultural festival in the deserts of Mali. This year, the annual Dakar Rally is being held in South America. Click on the headings for more information about each festival and event. Cape Town Minstrel Carnival South Africa TourismIt's summer in Cape Town and the New Year is celebrated in great raucous style in the form of a carnival. The parades are huge flamboyant affairs with grand costumes, wonderful marching bands, singing, dancing and more. Needless to say, few Capetonians make it to work on the 2nd of January. Where: Cape Town, South Africa When: 31 December - 2 January Festival-au-Desert Getty Images/Peter AdamsThree days of traditional Touareg art, music and dance takes place in Essakane, 2 hours from Timbuktu, Mali. International acts from Europe and West Africa round out the festivities. Everyone camps in the desert with their camels close at hand. A truly unique cultural event that is well worth the trek. Where: Essakane, Mali When: 7 - 9 January Amazing New Year, North Africa In the Maghreb region, New Year's eve is actually celebrated on the 12th January. The Amazigh people of North Africa will celebrate their own New Year for the 2,959th time in accordance with the Julian calendar. Families come together to enjoy steaming plates of chicken and couscous and welcome the New Year. For some Amazigh, it is essential not to eat spicy or bitter food so those will not be the flavours for the year ahead. Where: Maghreb Region, North Africa When: 12 January (annual) Timket Festival, Feast of Epiphany Music food and processions mark Ethiopia's biggest festival. The origin of the Feast of Epiphany dates back over 1000 years and once the ceremonials are over it's time to shake your hips and join in the vigorous dancing. The best places to enjoy the festival are Gondar, Lalibela and Addis Ababa. Where: Ethiopia When: 19 January (2010) Africa Cup of Nations Africa Cup of Nations is one of the continent's biggest sporting events (of course the World Cup will be number one in 2010). The soccer tournament is held every two years. Sixteen national teams made it through the preliminary stages. If you're traveling in Africa during the Cup, you'll know when the matches are being played because countries literally come to a standstill to watch or listen to the games. Where: Luanda, Angola When: 10 -31 January Cavadee Cavadee is a colorful religious festival celebrated by the Tamil Hindu population in Mauritius. Devotees fast for ten days before the festival and then carry large replicas of temples and deities to the rivers to be cleansed and blessed by priests. An eye catching feature of the celebration is the piercings that many devotees undergo to show their devotion to the son of Shiva. Ears, nipples, tongues and cheeks are pierced with all kinds of sharp objects; here are some pictures from 2009 . Where: Mauritius When: 30 Jan - usually beginning of February (annual) |
| Ghana tribes | ||
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![]() | Ghana fashion,beauty,culture and events:The peoples of Ghana are composed of two principal linguistic groups: the Gur and the Kwa group of languages, which are respectively spoken to the north and south of the Gurma and the Grusi and the speakers of Kwa are the Akan, the Guan, the Ewe and the Ga-Adamgbe.All over Ghana, you will find so many things to do, see and experience, you may not have enough time to do everything. Ghana is full of interesting places, where one can easily pass many hours enjoying the entertainment that can be found in Ghana.The are also a wide range of bars, cafes and clubs all over Ghana especially in the capital Accra. Ghana has the distinction of being the first country in the world to welcome the US Peace Corps.As to fashion,Ghana is known for kente cloth.
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| Senegal tribes | ||
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![]() | Senegal beauty,fashion,culture and events:The largest ethnic group is the Wolof who cluster in the northwest and centre of the country. French is the official language, but really only used regularly by a minority of Senegalese who were educated in colonial-style schools of French origin. Three-quarters of the population speak the Wolof. Wolof dialects may vary between countries (Senegal and the Gambia) and the rural and urban areas. "Dakar-Wolof", for instance, is an urban mixture of Wolof, French, Arabic, and even a little English spoken in Dakar, the capital of Senegal..The vast majority of the population is Muslim, with small minorities following animist beliefs or Roman Catholicism or other Christian faiths. Senegal people and traditions |
| Kenya tribes | ||
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![]() | The main groups of tribes are the Bantu who migrated from western Africa, the Nilotic people who originated from Sudan and the Hamitic group, who were mainly pastoral tribes from Ethiopia and Somalia. The main tribes are Kikuyu but the famous one is without the Masai tribe.Maasai men are first and foremost warriors. They protect their tribe, their cattle and their grazing lands. Often standing over 6ft tall the Maasai warrior with his beaded hair , red checked blanket (shuka) and balled club, looks both fierce and beautiful. Maasai boys go through a circumcision ceremony at the age of 14 and then traditionally spending up to 8 years looking after livestock far from their villages. They become warriors upon their return to the village to get married.
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