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Author: Nana Adowaa

Meet Africa’s Emerging Chocolate Entrepreneurs

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The chocolate industry is deliciously lucrative. We are talking about a global revenue of 100 billion dollars each year! […]

June 1, 2016 Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, People

When Mothers of Africa meet for Brunch…

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The month of May has three important days that essentially recognize blood, sweat and tears: Workers Day, Mother’s […]

May 1, 2016 African Legends, People

I Am Raising My Son to be Great!

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Since I can remember, my goal in life has been to be successful. It meant having a good […]

April 1, 2016 African Legends, Parenting, Uncategorized

The Sobering Truth About Africa’s “Resource Wealth”

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“Africa is a continent that is rich in natural resources“. This is not exactly true, as I have […]

March 1, 2016 Economic Development, Uncategorized

Suburban Living in the City of Gold

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I ushered in 2016 by packing up my little family and moving from the “city” to the “burbs” in […]

January 29, 2016 Arts, Places and Culture

2015 Year in Review

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Wishing all readers of the Afro Optimist, a happy and healthy 2016! I am keeping my fingers crossed […]

January 1, 2016 African Legends, Economic Development, People

Where do you call home? The Plight of the Afropolitan

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Last year, writer and photographer, Taiye Selasi, made this compelling plea in her remarkable TED Talk: Don’t ask me […]

December 1, 2015 Arts, Places and Culture, Social Development, Uncategorized

Living and Loving in the Rainbow Nation

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My first visit to South Africa in 1998 left me with mixed feelings. I had just completed high […]

November 1, 2015 Arts, Places and Culture, Social Development

5 Things you didnt know about Botswana

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A mere 5 hours drive from Joburg and yet, a visit to Botswana remains on my bucket list. […]

October 1, 2015 Economic Development

The Awesome Foursome: 4 African Women You Need To Know

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These four African women have one thing in common. They serve or have served at some point, as Minister […]

September 1, 2015 African Legends, Economic Development, People

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