Hamza and the crew dance their way to sydney
Young, hip and hopping to the beat, nine-year-old Hamza from Sudan is wowing his viewers on stage and making waves on the competitive dance…
December 13th, 2013
When two worlds collide
Lauryn Arnott is a unique individual whose intriguing background and history has left her feeling torn between two cultures. We first met at the…
Life’s no dress rehearsal for Shedrick
In a case of art imitating life, Shedrick Yarkpai’s recent theatre role was based on a refugee family’s struggle to build a new life….
Learning to be a more Confident “mama”
STORIES FROM NAMIBIA -AN AUSSIE’S EXPERIENCE From our first few days in Johannesburg to our current stay in Namibia I often get called “mama”…
Hair today, cornrows tomorrow…
Almost all African women love their hair. In their eyes it symbolises beauty and is ritually looked after on a regular basis – spending…
Stirring the pot: Sierra Leone, West Africa
It’s safe to say that all Africans living in Australia would yearn for a home cooked meal from their country of origin. Over the…
Australians helping alleviate poverty through education
Even though the Federal government has brought down its axe on the Foreign Aid budget, thousands of Australians continue to provide much needed lifesaving…
Future basketball players in the making
Basketball is on the rise among the African community in South Australia. Though soccer is more popular, some African youngsters in the community are…
South Australia’s Kissi Group hosts National Convention
Kissi speaking people are an ethnic group living in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, well known for making baskets and weaving on vertical looms….
A taste of hospitality
Nineteen women and two men from South Australia’s West African community participated in a project called ‘A Taste of Hospitality’ funded by Community Benefit…
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