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09/12/2022

Happy Independence Day Tanzania 🇹🇿

heri ya siku ya Uhuru wa Tanzania 🇹🇿

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02/12/2022

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01/12/2022

🥳🥳🥳 Morocco's top Group F to make it to the knockout stage of 🕺🏾💃🏽



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29/11/2022

🥳🥳🥳 cheers to 🇸🇳 for making it to the knockout stage of 💯💪🏾👏🏾

28/11/2022

It's a great time to be 🕺🏾💃🏽

28/11/2022

Can you feel the joy? 💃🏽🕺🏾

25/11/2022

Celebrating Africa’s 1st Qatar 2022 win! 🎉🎊🍾🥳🇸🇳💚💛❤️

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20/10/2022

Celebrating

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🇸🇳 SADIO MANE. AN AFRICAN ICON. 🫡

-Ranked at the 2nd place for the 2022 Ballon d’Or (Best footballer in the world)

-Wins the Socrates Award for the Humanitarian award for the work done in his home country senegal 🇸🇳

Sadio Mané built a school, hospital, gives €70/month to each family in his hometown in Bambali, Senegal, and got 4G connectivity going.

A great player, a great human being. 🤎

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12/10/2022

Happy Independence Day and

Feliz día de la Independencia y

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09/10/2022

Happy Independence Day,

02/10/2022

Bonne fête de l'indépendance à Guinée 🇬🇳❤️

Happy Independence Day to Guinea 🇬🇳♥️

We congratulate the Republic of Gוuinea on its 64th independence day!

Since gaining its freedom from France in 1958, Guinean independence day has been about honoring the local rich traditions and culture.

We wish you good fortune and a happy independence day! 🎉✨🎊🥳

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27/09/2022

It's World Tourism Day! We're putting and the first 🌎🌍🌏🌳🪨

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22/09/2022

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Our 2022 State of the Rhino report is out. There's good news, bad news, and overall just over 26,000 rhinos left on earth. Some of the best ways to help rhinos for is to stay informed and spread awareness. Our report details current rhino population trends and conservation challenges from countries all over the world. You can check it out at our link in bio.
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22/09/2022

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It's World Rhino Day!🦏

Since 2010, the 22nd of September has been recognized as World Rhino Day, bringing together wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists from all around the world to raise awareness of this majestic yet fragile creature. The surviving five rhinoceros species, which were formerly common in Africa and Asia, are now confined to sanctuaries and protected areas. After decades of hunting fueled by the illegal wildlife trade and the market for their horns, these rhino populations are now starting to recover.

The initiative believes in changing the face of rhino conservation using technology and social media as a platform. The Rainbow Rhino initiative plans to introduce over 60 individual rhino into various reserves in Africa over a 10 year period. Within this period it is estimated that over 85 rhino calves will be born and that the foundation will have over 180 rhino to distribute to suitable locations in Africa.

What can you do to protect them?
🦏Don't buy rhino horn products. The illegal trade in rhino horn poses the greatest threat to rhinos today.
🦏Get involved in the Gondwana Conservation Foundation Rainbow Rhino Initiative which combats poaching.
🦏You can also adopt an African rhino through the World Wildlife Fund and receive a plush rhino along with an adoption certificate and more.

29/08/2022

25/08/2022

🇧🇫 where cotton is harvested by hand

Cotton is Burkina Faso's second largest export product behind gold and provides a living for more than 3.5 million farmers.

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22/08/2022

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is located on the outskirts of Mbabane, Eswatin. It is one of southern Africa's most impressive geological features.
This immense, three-billion-year-old volcanic slab, which rises to 1,488m and covers some 16,500ha, is the world's largest granite dome and the second largest rock in the world!

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16/08/2022

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Posted • Lion and elephant at a waterhole in Nxai Pans national park, Botswana.

01/10/2021

Happy 61st Independence Day to Nigeria and our Nigerian friends all over the world 🇳🇬

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I understand that an average Nigerian will say, what is there to celebrate?
But Today as a patriotic Nigerian youth
I choose to celebrate hope
I celebrate the beauty in our diverse culture as ONE NIGERIA “.

This inspired me to create these looks.
In celebrating My Dear Nation.

Happy 61st Independence Day
To my beloved country 💚🇳🇬

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Efik crown /staff
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01/10/2021

Happy birthday an amazing 👑 🖤🤎🤍💚

30/09/2021

Republic of Benin
Benin was a French colony from the late 19th century until 1960.
Benin is a tropical nation, highly dependent on agriculture, and is a large exporter of cotton and palm oil.
Some one-fourth of the population adheres to traditional beliefs, including Vodun (Vodou or Voodoo), which originated in the area of western Africa that includes what is now known as Benin and was brought to the Caribbean and the Americas by Africans enslaved during the Atlantic slave trade in the 17th–19th centuries.
Nearly half of Benin’s population is urban and is concentrated mostly in Cotonou, the country’s largest city.

Subregion: West Africa
Capital City: Port-Novo
Largest City: Cotonou
Borders: to the east - Nigeria; to the south - the Bight of Benin; to the west - Togo; to the northwest - Burkina Faso; and to the northeast - Niger
Official Language: French
Nationality: Beninese
Currency: West African CFA franc (XOF) {1USD=565XOF} {1GBP=764XOF} {1EUR=655XOF}
Population: over 12million
National Animal: Leopard
Popular Artiste: Angelique Kidjo
Time Zone: UTC+1

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19/09/2021

Oh wow! What a man can do, a man can do! 😂

Who can guess where this dance is from? What's it called? 🤔🤔🤔

Got a friend who's this goooo? 👌

17/09/2021

É hora de dizer boa noite e adeus à bela Angola

What better way to say goodnight and goodbye to Angola than with a photo of the amazing Pululukwa Resort] 😍👌

Have you visited Angola? Did you visit any of the destinations in our posts? Don't forget to tag

Would you like to know more about Angola or any country in Africa? Send us a DM 😉

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17/09/2021

Miradouro da Lua (Viewpoint of the Moon) is a spectacular landscape, shaped by thousands of years of erosion by rains and wind, which makes it look like scenery from the moon.

This set of brightly colored cliffs is unique on the planet and even an inspiration for movie directors.

Have you been here before? What was your reaction when you saw the rocks? Let's know in the comments 😊

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16/09/2021

Lobito is a port city in the western part of Angola, right on the Atlantic coast.
Its bay, one of Africa’s finest natural harbours, is protected by a 3mile (5km) long sandspit. The city is built on the sandspit and reclaimed land.

Lobito is home to one of Angola’s primary ports and an important industrial centre that manufactures small ships, refined sugar, canned fish, and building materials ~ britannica.com

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15/09/2021

Breathtaking or heart-stopping?

Serra da Leba is a mountain range near the city of Lubango in Angola. It is famous for its altitude, its beauty and for the Serra da Leba pass.

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Lá em cima no céu ~ Up in the sky
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📸 🕴🏿📍Serra da Leba

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15/09/2021

The Giant Sable Antelope (palanca-negra-gigante in Portuguese) is the national symbol of Angola, and is held in very high regard here ~ it is portrayed on numerous stamps, banknotes, and even passports of Angola.

The Angolan national football team is fondly known as the Palancas Negras in honor of this antelope.

The Giant Sable Antelope symbolizes vivacity, velocity, beauty and visual sharpness.

Interestingly, male Giant Sable Antelopes turn black when they're fully mature while the female remain chestnut brown

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13/09/2021

Beautiful fabric right? 😍👌

It's called Samakaka ~ Angola's traditional textile print. Samakaka features bold geometric shapes in all colours from the Angolan flag: black (symbolizes the African continent), red (signifies the blood shed during colonial and independence struggles in the past) and yellow (symbolizes the country’s wealth)

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12/09/2021

Muamba chicken aka Muamba de Galinha is a savory chicken dish enriched with the aromatic flavors of garlic, tons of onions, spiced up with hot pepper, cooked in palm oil and thickened with okra.

Muambachicken is very popular in Central Africa and considered the national dish of Angola.

Have you ever made or eaten this dish? Tag us in a photo of your 🤤

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It’s currently overcast and I had some time on my hands today, so I decided to make one of my favorites– muamba de galinha, an Angolan chicken stew studded with squash and okra.

10/09/2021

The Tundavala Gap ~ a viewpoint in the rim of the Serra da Leba escarpement.

The altitude at the rim is over 2,200m while the plain below is about 1,200m lower. This creates quite an impressive view as far as the eyes can see

Have you visited the
Tag us in your amazing photos, let's share your view

08/09/2021

08/09/2021

The Kalandula Falls ~ located on the Lucala River, a tributary of the Kwanza River, in

The best time to visit them is during the rainy season, from February to April, when the water flow is higher and the falls are surrounded by a fine mist which makes them even more magical 🤩

If you've visited tag us in your amazing photos of 🏊🏾‍♂️


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Kalandula falls are the second largest falls in Africa and one of the most beautiful I’ve seen. With no other visitors, no barricades, no fences, no entrance points, no nothing, just the falls in the middle of nature, it really is quite special to hike around and admire the more than 400m wide and 100m high waterfalls from all angles.

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07/09/2021

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05/09/2021

Angola is the seventh largest country in Africa. It is blessed with a wide variety of landscapes including tropical Atlantic beaches, rugged highlands, a sparsely populated rainforest, a maze-like network of river valleys and a sub-saharan desert.

Here are some facts about Angola:

Subregion: Southern Africa
Capital City: Luanda
Bordering Countries: to the east-Zambia; to the south - Namibia; to the west - the Atlantic Ocean and to the north - the Democratic Republic of Congo
Official Language: Portuguese
Currency: Angolan Kwanza (AOA) (1USD=652AOA) (1GBP=886AOA) (1EUR=788AOA}
Population: over 30million
National Animal: Giant Sable Antelope
National Dish: Muamba Chicken
Time Zone: UTC+1

04/09/2021

It's time to say a warm Goodbye to 🇩🇿 your beauty and diversity is astonishing 😻❤️😍

Join us with your likes and comments as we move down south to 🇦🇴

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04/09/2021

The is considered the national animal of 🇩🇿

With its disproportionately large ears, slanted eyes and pointy nose, the attractive little fennec fox is also the nickname of Algeria's national football team – Les Fennecs.

Their distinctive batlike ears radiate body heat and help keep the foxes cool.
They also have long, thick hair that insulates them during cold nights and protects them from hot sun during the day.

Even the fox's feet are hairy, which helps them perform like snowshoes and protects the foxes from extremely hot sand. Their feet are also effective shovels for frequent digging—fennec foxes live in underground dens.

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