Zwarte Piet, also known as Black Pete or Black Face is a Dutch tradition whereby some white people paint their faces black as helpers of Saint Nicholas (Sinterklaas) in the month of November until 5th December. This controversial tradition has come under frequent scrutiny because many see it as an …
Africans on a Safari. A safari in Africa. All sound familiar. But what about when Africans go on a safari in Europe? Or when they make road trips through some African cities? That is the theme of the upcoming Africa Web TV’s Afropeans on Safari series. Stay tuned! #afropeansafari #afropeans …
The Adumu better known as the jumping dance is just one in a series of rituals that make up the Eunoto, the ceremony in which the junior warriors, or Morani, graduate to the ranks of manhood. Maasai tribesmen often perform an abbreviated version The Adumu, like this performance for tourists …
“When you show the tourist places in Europe, you are working against the fight against racism!” This is a quote by someone on our Facebook page https://facebook.com/webtvafrica. He was not happy that we are travelling across Europe highlighting some beautiful places we think Africans living in Europe should see. This …
Is your sperm black? Do you have a tail? Is your pubic hair Afro? These are some of the ridiculous questions white people ask African people living in Europe.What do you think? What is the most ridiculous question you have been asked? Share your experience, leave your comments and share …
A summer with a difference. This summer the Africa Web TV crew went on a road trip to some historical cities in The Netherlands, Poland and Belgium. This is just a teaser with the singer JANNE whom we picked up along the road in Germany.
Stop laughing already! Sara G. is a Spanish lady who is on a mission to learn as many African languages as possible. In this pilot episode she goes into a Nigerian barbershop to learn Esan and a bit of Benin language.
The Nairobi-Mombasa-Nairobi intercity train (Madaraka express) was launched in Kenya in May 2017. An Africa Web TV crew went to check it out a couple of months later. This is what we saw.
We began this journey exactly 6 years ago today! When we look back, we are proud of what we have been able to achieve with little or no resources. This is the time to say thank you to all of you our viewers and the people who have been the …
Baddy Mohapi’s powerful South African song during the iAfrica festival at Afrikadag left the audience wanting more. The Afrikadag 2018 was organised by the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) and Foundation Max van der Stoel (FMS).
