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Rewiring fashion: What global megatrends mean for Africa’s textile and apparel industry
The future of Africa’s textile industry will be shaped by how well governments align their policies with global megatrends.
Paul Beumer’s ‘Play becomes joy’ exhibition | ‘I don’t believe in the hierarchy between art and crafts’
At Dutch artist Paul Beumer’s first solo exhibition in India, a site-specific wall hanging got many visitors to stop and ...
The art of African American quilting
In black culture, quilts have strong symbolism. To view the “Praise is What I Do” exhibit, stop by Historic City Hall on Ryan Street before March 29.
The Punch on MSN7h
Nigeria, Kenya seek stronger economic ties
A member of the House of Representatives, Abdullahi El-Rasheed has said that Nigeria and Kenya stand to gain from each other in critical sectors including technology, renewable energy and tourism in ...
The Royal Gazette15h
From Bermuda to Africa: Korie’s transatlantic fashion journey
Back on the continent for Hub of Africa Fashion Week, Korie Minors, a Bermudian, was thrilled by the crowd’s reception of Alexander II Akande’s designs. Interest had likely grown following the ...
allAfrica.com on MSN15h
Weaving Heritage and Innovation - 'The Soul of a Rug' Exhibition at Bahia Palace
Experience the artistry of Taznakht’s weavers through immersive VR and a unique blend of tradition and contemporary design.Dutch-Moroccan textile designer Mina Abouzahra brings the artistry of ...
Here’s A Look Inside The History Of The First Black-Owned Textile Mill, Founded By Warren Clay Coleman
Warren Clay Coleman was considered “the richest Black man in America” in 1900 by opening the first Black-owned textile mill ...