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…
March, 2015
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…
African history interrupted
The first time I saw the castles, we were standing on the grounds of a hotel situated high up on a hill overlooking the…
Vote of Confidence: Dr Joseph Masika talks about his election experience
As was reported in SALT Magazine at the time, last year’s State Election saw three African Australian candidates standing for seats in South Australia’s…
The 2015 Africultures Festival
Claiming to be the biggest Annual African Festival in Australia, promising an amazing, fun, festive and exciting day featuring “African Food, Culture, Music, Dancing,…
Tomorrow’s People: Rising Stars
Full name: Sebastian N’Diaye Bledee Age: 11 years Current club: Modbury Jets (under 12 Junior Premier League) Preferred position: striker & midfielder His passion…
Stirring the pot: Tanzania
Since our first edition we have shared delicious recipes from several African countries. In this edition we rouse our tastebuds to a favourite dish…
A Reality check from the land of opportunity
Welcome to SALT Magazine’s first edition of 2015. In this issue we continue to highlight the challenges facing African Australians in their daily lives,…
Foreign University Qualifications: overcoming the hurdles
Arranging a time to meet with Dr Amos Davies is not easy; he’s overworked, he works unsociable hours, and frequently he’s plain exhausted. But…
AFRICULTURES FESTIVAL 2015 – BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER!
The annual Africultures Festival in Sydney will take place at Auburn Park on Saturday 14 March 2015, bursting with live music, dance, food, fashion,…