Q1: Who is Bisila Noha? My name is Bisila Noha. I was born and raised in Spain and after having lived in Germany, Austria and the US, I moved to London in 2013 where I have remained ever since. I am mixed race, half Spanish – half Equatorial Guinean, although I have recently started feeling […]
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Rootencial is delighted to present Lydia Mba, an artist who specializes in illustration for children and youth. Born in Madrid, Spain to a Spanish mother and an Equatorial Guinean father, Lydia says that her hometown municipality of Alcorcón shaped her passion for art. Si alguna vez has pensado en algo, aunque creas que es una
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Rootencial is delighted to introduce Leonard Tshitenge, a Congolese-American spoken-word poet and social entrepreneur living in Boston. Tshitenge has organized African cultural festivals, launched the Progressive African Network, and is an African diaspora community organiser. Leonard grew up in West Africa, largely in Gabon and his native Democratic Republic of Congo, but he moved to
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Rootencial is delighted to introduce Tochukwu Onu, a 27-year old entrepreneur from Nigeria. Having studied mechanical engineering and management, Tochukwu successfully launched his own restaurant in the UK. He is now Director of Administration at Nigeria’s first science, computer, and technology secondary school, the Shalom Science & Technology Academy. Even when Tochukwu was just a child,
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