Role Model – Redefining African Australian Style
Modelling isn’t a career many men will consider pursuing but in recent years this negative stigma has changed and it has encouraged a growth…
March 24th, 2015
Stroke of Fate – Emily Tanui’s Story
When you meet Emily Tanui, a vibrant and active member of Adelaide’s African community, it is hard to imagine that in June 2012 she…
Going Back
It felt like the air was different. The sun scorching hot, so much so that you want to strip when underneath it but you…
LNJ Music – R&B DUO HEADING FOR STARDOM
As our readers will know, we at SALT Magazine are constantly on the look-out for African Australians making waves in the Australian musical scene….
The racial other
In March 2014, the Federal Liberal Government announced its proposed changes to repeal Sections 18B, 18C, 18D and 18E of the Racial Discrimination Act…
Nigeria facing uncertain times
The Nigerian Presidential Elections were to have been held on the 14th February 2015, however the Independent National Electoral Commission has now postponed the…
Social Enterprise – the future for Team Vista work in Tanzania
When I returned to my home in Australia from Tanzania in February 2009, I never imagined what the next 6 years would have in…
Community Policing in Adelaide
The South Australian Police African Liaison team was set up over four years ago to improve relationships between South Australia’s African Community and police….
Brisbane – a city of Cultural Diversity, Natural Disasters and Hidden Delights
I’ve been living in Brisbane for over 7 years now but only recently did I realise that it’s actually not that bad, and could…
Project Phoenix – Rehabilitation through the arts
Project Phoenix aims to transform children of war to children of peace using interactive theatre. The idea was conceived by Mt Barker performing arts…
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