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Lessons we can learn from Ethiopian cuisine: Yishak Fantu

What Ethiopian Cuisine Can Teach Us: YISHAK FANTU This story has been brought to you by WorldRemit in partnership with Rootencial. Rootencial, founded by Josefina Bonsundy, is a start-up promoting diversity and inclusion, and as part of this it showcases positive stories of communities with African heritage, while contributing to their promotion and development.  Meet …

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Feminist empowerment and anti-racism activism through art: Meet Monserrat Anguiano

Montserrat Anguiano is an artist tailor-made for the Afro-descendant generations in Spain. She gives visibility to black women through her painting, achieving the perfect balance between art and identity, and advances the fight for diversity through the beauty of her works. With the launch of her online store, it is now possible to acquire her …

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The Pokot – East Africa’s Most Misunderstood Community

Pokot communities are notorious across East Africa for their supposedly combative, violent nature. Perceived as fearless warriors and cattle herders, legend has it that the Pokot are willing to lose a limb to defend their bovine companions. “We are a very peaceful community,” says Edna Kaptoyo, a Pokot civil society leader, who resents the stereotyping …

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In Tribute to Africa: Michelle Dybele

An Interview with Michelle Dybele Michelle Dybele is a French actress, film producer and entrepreneur of Central African heritage.  Josefina Bonsundy Nvumba, Founder of Rootencial, spoke to Michelle about her various creative  ventures, from her short film produced in Côte d’Ivoire and featured at Cannes to the scarves inspired  by her grandmother and African history. …

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Let The Good Times Begin: Esther Bolekia

Born in Spain with ancestry from Equatorial Guinea, Esther is a road engineer, founder and director of the digital magazine Devé, aimed at professional development through three pillars: The strategy. The leadership. And the lifestyle. Esther tells how staying conscious and not turning her back on her roots have allowed her to connect with a …

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Strong Like Mum: Shakira Akabusi

Shakira Akabusi is a pre and postnatal fitness expert. A daughter of an Olympic medalist Kriss Akabusi, there’s no wonder that sports and fitness were always a vital part of Shakira’s life. A motivational speaker, writer, and mother of two, she’s also a founder of a movement called StrongLikeMum, which empowers pre and postnatal women …

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Bringing African-inspired Fashion to Your Ears: Mohéna DIWOUTA

ROOTENCIAL met the radiantly smiley Mohéna Diwouta, the creator of an African-inspired jewelry business known as OHEA. She created the company in June 2011 while working full-time as a press officer in Paris. Although Mohéna was born and spent her childhood in Cameroon, her origins extend much further. She is also of Gabonese and French …

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Youth Entrepreneurship in Equatorial Guinea: Pablo Olivera Faix

The next interviewee is Pablo OLIVERA FAIX. He is an independent commercial, a partner of an international parcel delivery and package reception company in several European countries to Equatorial Guinea. In addition to his role as an entrepreneur, he is a film and television producer, with more than 10 years of experience. Founding member of …

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