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Showing posts with label Ghana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghana. Show all posts

September 4, 2009

KiKi Clothing

Titi Ademola pictured above



Founded by fashion designer, Titi Ademola, KIKI Clothing is a Ghanaian based designer label which has fast become a household name with a large following. Specializing in vibrant ethnic designs for children and adults, KIKI Clothing is a business dedicated to and passionate about promoting Made in Africa products. Click here to read more

April 1, 2009

Canoe


CANOE is inspired to celebrate Africa’s evolving culture and lifestyle. It is a creative initiative by 7 entrepreneurs endeavoured to correct the image of Africa, predict growing trends and portray positively, the continent and its people. The result is a conservative, sexy template, heralding the rebirth of Afro-cool. CANOE seeks to guide ‘Black Diamonds and Pearls’ [your Afro-bourgeois]: Principally, in luxury trends and laudable knowledge through exposure - the power with which they can augment their lives and secure an exceptional lifestyle with a sense of pride and knowledge of self.


CANOE is not hesitant to show success through extravagance as a merit of prosperity; but to create a lust, a passion for the rewarding things in life. Sail with us to see the new Africa. We offer you an exclusive Quarterly, with extraordinarily beautiful things from this wonderful chocolate continent. Together, we spearhead a revolution in trends, fashion and technology. CANOE will inform, inspire and breed a calibre of visionaries, influencing your lifestyles in appreciation of the true worth of AFRICA, as is: Our contribution to the long awaited Afro-Renaissance. Click here to check out their website

March 6, 2009

Happy Independence Day Ghana




Ghana Independence Day: 6th March 1957

Ghana was the first black African country to gain independence on the 6th March 1957. Dr Kwame Nkrumah was the first prime minister of Ghana and in his first speech said "Ghana, your beloved country is free forever".

February 10, 2009

SE | Shai from Ghana


From Ghana, the Shai use braiding as an important part in their rituals. This girl is about to presented as women, and is wearing an elaborate headdress called cheia. Made from hoops of cane wrapped in blackened cord, the headdress takes about 6 hours to complete and will remain in place for a week.


Their original name is “Se” but due to pronunciation difficulties hundreds of years ago, the (occupying) Europeans changed the name from “Se” to “Shai.” As the Se are advancing into an era of peace, progress, and prosperity, they are returning to their roots and retiring the usage of the term Shai for the historically correct term, Se.

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