The most famous festival in Cape Verde is the carnival also known as the Creole festival. It is normally held on most of the islands in February, close to Ash Wednesday. The streets are awash with revellers in fancy dress and the atmosphere is electrifying.
Why is it that Africa is only known for poverty, war and hunger while it is generally not known for its affluence, beauty and development? Why is it not generally known that in 14 out of the EU’s 28 member states, 1 in 3 children are considered to be living in poverty? If you look…
The beautiful Dodo river in the Niger – Delta region of Nigeria. Sailing on it, you can only marvel at how nature has blessed the whole region.
An Africa Night Productions thank you for a beautiful 2015. We have brought you great stuff in 2015. The best stuff are coming in 2016! Wishing you a great 2016! © Africa Night Productions 2016
Many people who are diagnosed with the HIV virus stay quiet about it for fear of being stigmatised and isolated by the society. But the Burundian Eliane Nininahazwe wants to change attitude and perceptions about people living with the HIV virus. She wants to show the world that HIV is like any other disease. If…
Shei gave dance lessons to the children of Kibera. More importantly, he gave the children hope and something positive to look forward to. He did it with passion and humour. Rest in peace Joseph. Keep on dancing wherever you are!
Burundi power lady Eliane Nininahazwe-Becks; HIV but positive having fun with her choir group in Amersfoort, The Netherlands. Her full story is coming soon.
What do you do after singing White Christmas during a choir practice? You bust into an African song! Africa Web TV was filming the story of Eliane Nininahazwe from Burundi.
https://youtu.be/vGC47WcKwOQ The official launch of the Uche African Art Foundation at the Hampton by Hilton in Amsterdam.
Beautiful women, urban Maasai, lively nightlife, delicious cuisines and more. Have you been to Nairobi, Kenya lately? This video should give you a brief impression of our latest visit to this vibrant city.
Why do the Maasais drink the blood of their slaughtered cows? Why do they remove 2 of their lower teeth? Why are Maasai women mostly bald? Who gets which part of the meat? Africa Web TV’s Christine Nyotta getting some free insight on the Maasai culture at the Uhuru park in Nairobi.
https://youtu.be/ncQYFxBL508 Unrehearsed and unplanned, this was a very spontaneous acapella rendition of one of the Kenya’s biggest songs of the past summer, Unajua by Gilad ft. Wendy Kimani. Xtine and Femi were just goofing around and this is the result of a 15 minute collaboration on a rainy evening in Nairobi!
