5-Day Garden Route Tour with Addo Elephant National Park from Cape Town, South Africa

(calm music) (upbeat music) (screaming) - The Garden Route in South Africa is packed with once in a lifetime experiences. From game drives to climbing through caves to surf lessons to elephants, you just couldn't ask for a better way to experience South Africa. - This is a opportunity to travel through some of the most beautiful landscapes in South Africa, having a great adventure, and meeting new people. - Your journey starts with a five hour trip along the coast to Wilderness National Park. We're gonna take to the water on a two hour canoe ride with a professional guide. (cheering) (laughing) - This whole really made my trip to South Africa something special.

I had such an amazing time. Even from the first day. The canoeing was absolutely amazing, and then it just got better and better. - Then it's a 30 minute drive to your hotel for the night. Take the evening to rest and enjoy the ambiance of a South African coast. It's day two. Today is gonna be full of adventure, but we've made our first stop just to take in the beautiful views.

(gasps) So far the garden route does not disappoint. Next stop on the tour, the world's highest bridge bungee jump. I'm with Tony. He's been on our tour. He's brave enough to actually jump off the bridge. How do you feel? - Yeah I'm startin' to get a little bit nervous now that we're actually here. - If you're gonna bungee jump, this is the place to do it because it's one of the highest jumps in the world, and you get some major bragging rights. (upbeat music) We've just arrived at our next stop, Tsitsikamma National Park where you can take a dip in the sea and even take a hike to the suspension bridge. Today is non stop adventure. We're at our next stop, zip lining. Alright, here goes! (cheering) (calming music) After zip lining, drive to world famous surfing spot Jeffreys Bay for the night. (calming music) It's day three, and I'm really excited. We're about to tour Addo Elephant National Park, which is home to the largest population of elephants in the world.

There's a whole family and they are absolutely beautiful. I'm choosing to take a surf lesson in one of the world's most famous surf spots. (cheering) - You did it! - Day four, we've just arrived at our first stop, an ostrich farm. So if you want, you actually get a chance to feed the ostriches. (laughing) For our next stop, we're gonna tour the Cango Caves. Located in a limestone ridge, the Cango Caves have over two and a half miles of dripstone caverns. Good morning, it's a new day. We're off to our next activity. We're doing a meet and greet with three gorgeous elephants. Hi. You're so sweet. Oh I love you too. (elephant moans) (laughing) This might be the best day of my life. These rangers are like family to the elephants. They've raised them since they were babies for the last 16 years. They are so well loved and cared for.

The elephants are just so affectionate. We're headed back to the bush for a game drive where we're hoping to see rhinos, hippos, antelope, and maybe a giraffe. We are probably 20 feet from this giraffe. We're so close. The Garden Route in South Africa is the road trip of a lifetime. (cheering) (upbeat music).

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Koumanke'le African Drum & Dance Ensemble shining a light on Africa | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2

>>> WELCOME BACK TO "HOUSTON >>> WELCOME BACK TO "HOUSTON LIFE". >>> WELCOME BACK TO "HOUSTON LIFE". AS WE WRAP UP THE LAST WEEK OF LIFE". AS WE WRAP UP THE LAST WEEK OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH, I GOT A AS WE WRAP UP THE LAST WEEK OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH, I GOT A LESSON WITH THE DRUM ENSEMBLE BLACK HISTORY MONTH, I GOT A LESSON WITH THE DRUM ENSEMBLE HERE IN HOUSTON. LESSON WITH THE DRUM ENSEMBLE HERE IN HOUSTON. I LEARNED A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE HERE IN HOUSTON. I LEARNED A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE EXPRESSIONS.

I LEARNED A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE EXPRESSIONS. WITH EVERY BEAT OF THE DRUM, AND EXPRESSIONS. WITH EVERY BEAT OF THE DRUM, AND EACH STEP OF MOVEMENT EXPRESSES WITH EVERY BEAT OF THE DRUM, AND EACH STEP OF MOVEMENT EXPRESSES THE MEANING OF AFRICAN CULTURE. EACH STEP OF MOVEMENT EXPRESSES THE MEANING OF AFRICAN CULTURE. THE MEANING OF AFRICAN CULTURE. THEY HAVE BEEN SHOWCASING SINCE THEY HAVE BEEN SHOWCASING SINCE 2004. THEY HAVE BEEN SHOWCASING SINCE 2004. >> I HAD STARTED TO LEARN TWO 2004. >> I HAD STARTED TO LEARN TWO TECHNIQUES OF TRADITIONAL DANCE >> I HAD STARTED TO LEARN TWO TECHNIQUES OF TRADITIONAL DANCE AT THE SAME TIME. TECHNIQUES OF TRADITIONAL DANCE AT THE SAME TIME. SOUTH AFRICAN AND WEST AFRICAN. AT THE SAME TIME. SOUTH AFRICAN AND WEST AFRICAN. >> Reporter: THERE WAS NO SOUTH AFRICAN AND WEST AFRICAN. >> Reporter: THERE WAS NO REPRESENTATION OF WEST AFRICAN >> Reporter: THERE WAS NO REPRESENTATION OF WEST AFRICAN DANCE IN THE CITY OF HOUSTON REPRESENTATION OF WEST AFRICAN DANCE IN THE CITY OF HOUSTON WHICH SENT CHRISTINA ON A DANCE IN THE CITY OF HOUSTON WHICH SENT CHRISTINA ON A MISSION.

WHICH SENT CHRISTINA ON A MISSION. >> GOT TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER MISSION. >> GOT TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER DANCER, AS WELL AS ONE OF THE >> GOT TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER DANCER, AS WELL AS ONE OF THE DRUMMERS YOU WILL SEE LATER ON DANCER, AS WELL AS ONE OF THE DRUMMERS YOU WILL SEE LATER ON WE STARTED TO DANCE COMPANY. DRUMMERS YOU WILL SEE LATER ON WE STARTED TO DANCE COMPANY. >> Reporter: THIS DANCE WE STARTED TO DANCE COMPANY. >> Reporter: THIS DANCE COMPANY HAS SINCE BEEN >> Reporter: THIS DANCE COMPANY HAS SINCE BEEN RECONNECTING CURRENT AND FUTURE COMPANY HAS SINCE BEEN RECONNECTING CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS TO THE HISTORY AND RECONNECTING CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS TO THE HISTORY AND TRADITIONS OF AFRICA ALONG WITH GENERATIONS TO THE HISTORY AND TRADITIONS OF AFRICA ALONG WITH TRANSITIONS AND CURRENT TRADITIONS OF AFRICA ALONG WITH TRANSITIONS AND CURRENT APPLICATIONS THROUGH DANCE, DRUM TRANSITIONS AND CURRENT APPLICATIONS THROUGH DANCE, DRUM AND CULTURALLY EDUCATED APPLICATIONS THROUGH DANCE, DRUM AND CULTURALLY EDUCATED PERFORMANCES.

AND CULTURALLY EDUCATED PERFORMANCES. >> EACH COUNTRY CAN CONTAIN AS PERFORMANCES. >> EACH COUNTRY CAN CONTAIN AS MANY ETHNIC GROUPS AS POSSIBLE. >> EACH COUNTRY CAN CONTAIN AS MANY ETHNIC GROUPS AS POSSIBLE. IT IS A VERY RICH, AND VERY MANY ETHNIC GROUPS AS POSSIBLE. IT IS A VERY RICH, AND VERY AMAZING AND DYNAMIC PLACE. IT IS A VERY RICH, AND VERY AMAZING AND DYNAMIC PLACE. A LOT OF STUDENTS, YOUNG FOLKS, AMAZING AND DYNAMIC PLACE. A LOT OF STUDENTS, YOUNG FOLKS, AND OLD FOLKS REALLY DON’T HAVE A LOT OF STUDENTS, YOUNG FOLKS, AND OLD FOLKS REALLY DON’T HAVE ANY KNOWLEDGE, OR EDUCATION AND OLD FOLKS REALLY DON’T HAVE ANY KNOWLEDGE, OR EDUCATION ABOUT THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA.

ANY KNOWLEDGE, OR EDUCATION ABOUT THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA. >> Reporter: CHRISTINA HAS ABOUT THE CONTINENT OF AFRICA. >> Reporter: CHRISTINA HAS BEEN PERFORMING FOR OVER 20 >> Reporter: CHRISTINA HAS BEEN PERFORMING FOR OVER 20 YEARS AND USES THAT TO CREATE BEEN PERFORMING FOR OVER 20 YEARS AND USES THAT TO CREATE PASSION AND DRIVE IN OTHERS. YEARS AND USES THAT TO CREATE PASSION AND DRIVE IN OTHERS. >> TRADITIONAL DANCE IS ONE OF PASSION AND DRIVE IN OTHERS. >> TRADITIONAL DANCE IS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT EMPOWERS ME AS >> TRADITIONAL DANCE IS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT EMPOWERS ME AS AN INDIVIDUAL. THE THINGS THAT EMPOWERS ME AS AN INDIVIDUAL. WHEN I TEACH STUDENTS, THE YOUNG AN INDIVIDUAL. WHEN I TEACH STUDENTS, THE YOUNG FOLKS ESPECIALLY.

WHEN I TEACH STUDENTS, THE YOUNG FOLKS ESPECIALLY. I TELL THEM TO FIND A PLACE FOLKS ESPECIALLY. I TELL THEM TO FIND A PLACE WITHIN. I TELL THEM TO FIND A PLACE WITHIN. TAKE THIS KNOWLEDGE AND PUT OUT WITHIN. TAKE THIS KNOWLEDGE AND PUT OUT THERE. TAKE THIS KNOWLEDGE AND PUT OUT THERE. WHEN TIMES GET HARD, LIKE WHAT THERE. WHEN TIMES GET HARD, LIKE WHAT WE ARE GOING THROUGH RIGHT NOW. WHEN TIMES GET HARD, LIKE WHAT WE ARE GOING THROUGH RIGHT NOW. DRAW FROM THAT AND HAVE THAT WE ARE GOING THROUGH RIGHT NOW. DRAW FROM THAT AND HAVE THAT STRENGTH FOR YOU TO PICK DRAW FROM THAT AND HAVE THAT STRENGTH FOR YOU TO PICK YOURSELF UP AND KEEP GOING. STRENGTH FOR YOU TO PICK YOURSELF UP AND KEEP GOING. IT IS WHO YOU ARE. YOURSELF UP AND KEEP GOING. IT IS WHO YOU ARE. IT IS IN YOU. IT IS WHO YOU ARE. IT IS IN YOU. YOU JUST HAVE TO REDISCOVER IT. IT IS IN YOU. YOU JUST HAVE TO REDISCOVER IT. >> Reporter: I WAS EVEN ABLE YOU JUST HAVE TO REDISCOVER IT. >> Reporter: I WAS EVEN ABLE TO DISCOVER MY INNER PASSION OF >> Reporter: I WAS EVEN ABLE TO DISCOVER MY INNER PASSION OF DRUMMING AND I AM TOLD IT IS TO DISCOVER MY INNER PASSION OF DRUMMING AND I AM TOLD IT IS SOMETHING THAT WE ALL HAVE DRUMMING AND I AM TOLD IT IS SOMETHING THAT WE ALL HAVE INSIDE OF US.

SOMETHING THAT WE ALL HAVE INSIDE OF US. >> IT IS A POWER THAT WE CAN ALL INSIDE OF US. >> IT IS A POWER THAT WE CAN ALL DRAW FROM. >> IT IS A POWER THAT WE CAN ALL DRAW FROM. IT IS SOMETHING THAT WILL DRAW FROM. IT IS SOMETHING THAT WILL ENCOURAGE YOU AND KEEP YOU IT IS SOMETHING THAT WILL ENCOURAGE YOU AND KEEP YOU FOREVER. ENCOURAGE YOU AND KEEP YOU FOREVER. AS WELL AS PRESERVE AFRICAN FOREVER. AS WELL AS PRESERVE AFRICAN TRADITIONS AND THE CULTURE. AS WELL AS PRESERVE AFRICAN TRADITIONS AND THE CULTURE. IT’S AN AMAZING THING. TRADITIONS AND THE CULTURE. IT’S AN AMAZING THING. IT KEEPS YOU YOUNG AND HEALTHY. IT’S AN AMAZING THING. IT KEEPS YOU YOUNG AND HEALTHY. IT KEEPS YOU WHOLE.

IT KEEPS YOU YOUNG AND HEALTHY. IT KEEPS YOU WHOLE. THAT IS ANOTHER THING. IT KEEPS YOU WHOLE. THAT IS ANOTHER THING. I WOULD LIKE TO PEOPLE TO WALK THAT IS ANOTHER THING. I WOULD LIKE TO PEOPLE TO WALK AWAY FROM OUR PERFORMANCES I WOULD LIKE TO PEOPLE TO WALK AWAY FROM OUR PERFORMANCES FEELING SATISFIED. AWAY FROM OUR PERFORMANCES FEELING SATISFIED. >> I DEFINITELY FELT WHOLE AFTER FEELING SATISFIED. >> I DEFINITELY FELT WHOLE AFTER DRUMMING UP SOME EXPERIENCE WITH >> I DEFINITELY FELT WHOLE AFTER DRUMMING UP SOME EXPERIENCE WITH MY PASSION REDISCOVERED IN THIS DRUMMING UP SOME EXPERIENCE WITH MY PASSION REDISCOVERED IN THIS ENTIRE COMPANY.

MY PASSION REDISCOVERED IN THIS ENTIRE COMPANY. THE DANCE COMPANY CONTINUES TO ENTIRE COMPANY. THE DANCE COMPANY CONTINUES TO HOLD PERFORMANCES AND AUDITIONS THE DANCE COMPANY CONTINUES TO HOLD PERFORMANCES AND AUDITIONS WHILE EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY OF HOLD PERFORMANCES AND AUDITIONS WHILE EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY OF THE CULTURE OF AFRICA. WHILE EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY OF THE CULTURE OF AFRICA. I WILL HAVE A LINK ON OUR THE CULTURE OF AFRICA. I WILL HAVE A LINK ON OUR WEBSITE, HOUSTONLIFE.TV. I WILL HAVE A LINK ON OUR WEBSITE, HOUSTONLIFE.TV. SO YOU CAN LEARN HOW YOU CAN GET WEBSITE, HOUSTONLIFE.TV. SO YOU CAN LEARN HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED.

SO YOU CAN LEARN HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED. I’M SORRY, I CALLED YOU COURTNEY INVOLVED. I’M SORRY, I CALLED YOU COURTNEY I’M SORRY, I CALLED YOU COURTNEY >> IT IS OKAY I RESPOND TO BOTH. >> IT IS OKAY I RESPOND TO BOTH. >> DERRICK, I APOLOGIZE. >> IT IS OKAY I RESPOND TO BOTH. >> DERRICK, I APOLOGIZE. >> DON’T EVEN WORRY. >> DERRICK, I APOLOGIZE. >> DON’T EVEN WORRY. IT’S ONLY BECAUSE I MISSING >> DON’T EVEN WORRY. IT’S ONLY BECAUSE I MISSING COURTNEY. IT’S ONLY BECAUSE I MISSING COURTNEY. >> WE ALWAYS MISS COURTNEY. COURTNEY. >> WE ALWAYS MISS COURTNEY. I LOVE HOW SHE SAYS DRAWING >> WE ALWAYS MISS COURTNEY. I LOVE HOW SHE SAYS DRAWING STRENGTH FROM DIFFICULT TIMES.

I LOVE HOW SHE SAYS DRAWING STRENGTH FROM DIFFICULT TIMES. I LOVE HOW WE ARE ADVERSE TO STRENGTH FROM DIFFICULT TIMES. I LOVE HOW WE ARE ADVERSE TO DIFFERENT THINGS. I LOVE HOW WE ARE ADVERSE TO DIFFERENT THINGS. WE WANT TO BE COMFORTABLE. DIFFERENT THINGS. WE WANT TO BE COMFORTABLE. WHEN YOU GO THROUGH THE HARD WE WANT TO BE COMFORTABLE. WHEN YOU GO THROUGH THE HARD STUFF THAT IS WHEN THE GROWTH WHEN YOU GO THROUGH THE HARD STUFF THAT IS WHEN THE GROWTH OCCURS.

STUFF THAT IS WHEN THE GROWTH OCCURS. >> THAT’S LIKE JAZZ IS OCCURS. >> THAT’S LIKE JAZZ IS EXPRESSION. >> THAT’S LIKE JAZZ IS EXPRESSION. I THINK IT’S AMAZING HOW THEY EXPRESSION. I THINK IT’S AMAZING HOW THEY REALLY CARE ABOUT THE INTEGRITY I THINK IT’S AMAZING HOW THEY REALLY CARE ABOUT THE INTEGRITY OF THE CULTURE OF EACH OF THE REALLY CARE ABOUT THE INTEGRITY OF THE CULTURE OF EACH OF THE DANCES WHICH THAT WAS GREAT. OF THE CULTURE OF EACH OF THE DANCES WHICH THAT WAS GREAT. >> THEY HAVE THE STORIES THAT DANCES WHICH THAT WAS GREAT. >> THEY HAVE THE STORIES THAT ARE TOLD IN EACH SINGLE DANCE >> THEY HAVE THE STORIES THAT ARE TOLD IN EACH SINGLE DANCE THAT SHE DOES. ARE TOLD IN EACH SINGLE DANCE THAT SHE DOES. SHE SAID EVERY MOVE REPRESENTS THAT SHE DOES. SHE SAID EVERY MOVE REPRESENTS SOME TYPE OF EMOTION FROM A SHE SAID EVERY MOVE REPRESENTS SOME TYPE OF EMOTION FROM A CULTURE.

SOME TYPE OF EMOTION FROM A CULTURE. SHE’S REALLY INVESTED IN THIS CULTURE. SHE’S REALLY INVESTED IN THIS COMPANY. SHE’S REALLY INVESTED IN THIS COMPANY. I LOVE THE FACT THAT SHE IS COMPANY. I LOVE THE FACT THAT SHE IS BRINGING THAT EDUCATION I LOVE THE FACT THAT SHE IS BRINGING THAT EDUCATION THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY OF BRINGING THAT EDUCATION THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY OF HOUSTON. THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY OF HOUSTON. >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. HOUSTON. >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> THANK YOU COURTNEY. >> THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> THANK YOU COURTNEY. .

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Miley Cyrus - Like a Prayer (From ATTENTION: MILEY LIVE)

♪ Life is a mystery ♪ ♪ Everyone must stand alone ♪ ♪ I hear you call my name ♪ ♪ And it feels like home ♪ ♪ When you call my name ♪ ♪ It's like a little prayer ♪ ♪ I'm down on my knees ♪ ♪ I want to take you there ♪ ♪ In the midnight hour ♪ ♪ I can feel your power ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer ♪ ♪ You know I'll take you there ♪ ♪ I hear your voice ♪ ♪ It's like an angel sighing ♪ ♪ I have no choice ♪ ♪ I hear your voice ♪ ♪ Feels like flying ♪ ♪ I close my eyes ♪ ♪ Oh God, I think I'm falling ♪ ♪ Out of the sky ♪ ♪ I close my eyes ♪ ♪ Heaven, help me ♪ ♪ When you call my name ♪ ♪ It's like a little prayer ♪ ♪ I'm down on my knees ♪ ♪ I want to take you there ♪ ♪ In the midnight hour ♪ ♪ I can feel your power ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer ♪ ♪ You know I'll take you there ♪ ♪ Ah ♪ ♪ Ah ♪ ♪ Ah ♪ ♪ Ah ♪ ♪ Life is a mystery ♪ ♪ Everyone must stand alone ♪ ♪ I hear you call my name ♪ ♪ And it feels like home ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer ♪ ♪ Your voice can take me there ♪ ♪ You're like a muse to me ♪ ♪ You are a mystery ♪ ♪ Just like a dream ♪ ♪ You are not what you seem ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer, no choice ♪ ♪ Your voice can take me there ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer, I'll take you there ♪ ♪ It's like a dream to me ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer, I'll take you there ♪ ♪ Just like a dream to me ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer, I'll take you there ♪ ♪ It's like a dream to me ♪ ♪ Just like a prayer, I'll take you there ♪ ♪ It's like a dream to me ♪ ♪ Oh ♪ (energetic music) Thank you! (audience cheers)

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AFRICA BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN FASHION: From Textile to Fashion

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Since the beginning of human civilization, clothing and dress have been an essential part of daily life. Whether it is used to reverse social stratification or promote a cultural legacy, it has played an important role in revolutionizing societies. The ability of individuals to be attractive and well-organized has also played an important role in cultural appropriation and acceptance. Market trends are constantly changing due to the intense dynamism and drive for innovation and creativity that exists within the business. Africa is a fashion brand that is still evolving and gradually expanding its global influence. Many African designers have begun to participate in international fashion shows, and their abilities, creativity, and new designs are being praised all over the world for their efforts. East Africa offers many options for apparel manufacturers and retailers looking to expand their operations. It has a population of 470 million individuals, of which more than 22% live in urban areas. According to the Institute of Pensions and Investments, the East African Community (EAC) is currently experiencing annual growth of 5.5 percent, making it the fastest growing region globally.

Fashion manufacturing industries account for the lion's share of the fashion manufacturing sectors in East Africa, with Kenya accounting for more than 40% of the total value of exports. Tanzania, 28 percent, Uganda, 10 percent, and Rwanda, among other countries making contributions, 6 percent. Although the two countries together account for 78 percent of the garment industry in East Africa, an increase in production and exports is required for this particular sector to flourish. For the young Africans of today and tomorrow, the fashion sector can provide stable employment opportunities. The ITC's Ethical Fashion Initiative, AFI's Fastrack and NextGen programmes, and the LFDW Fashion Focus are among the NGOs and fashion organizations already creating jobs across the continent.

As a result of its membership in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA). The new East African Community free trade area with the Southern African Development Community (SADC). and members of the East African Community (EAC) who also signed to become associate members of COMESA. EAC has gained a competitive advantage. The trend of the EAC shows that the region stands out in terms of production of fashion goods and value of exports, with the latter expected to grow by 12 percent between 2023 and 2028 .

As a result, the continent became interested in fashion. East Africa is at the top of the heap when it comes to African fashion. In the whole East Africa region, the thriving garment industry is expanding rapidly. It provides a great source of employment and a new source of income for individuals. Manufacturers, distributors and retailers have great prospects in East Africa. It is understood that further study is required for this industry to thrive and flourish to its fullest potential. Which in turn may lead to the expected increase in jobs for this sector in East Africa . It should not be overlooked that other risks should be considered, equally important, because concerns may be caused by poor working conditions or unethical working methods.

While most of the Tanzanian and Kenyan exports are fabrics and other raw materials, there is a growing reputation for garments from both countries, particularly in the social and leisure scenes on the international stage. Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Zara are some of the most popular and talked-about fashion brands in Africa, especially among celebrities and socialites who use social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook to promote their brands and products. In addition, it is necessary to mention that many African designers are developing their labels for multinational fashion companies. Kenza Malema (or Kenzo Homme), Christina Iguita, Stella Mwangi, and Yves Saint Laurent are a few of the designers who have made a name for themselves. According to experts, the East African Community, with the support of its member states Kenya and Tanzania, has the potential to become the next fashion hotspot in Africa. Consumer trends, creative skills, and logistical capabilities are some of the creative commonalities between the two. According to Fashion United, the fashion industry employs 3.5 million people worldwide. Its market capitalization is $3 trillion. That is, it is equal to 2% of the world's GDP. However, there are no official estimates available for the African fashion sector.

This is because it has not historically been considered a financially profitable industry. On the other hand, there has been increasing recognition of its unrealized potential for job generation and economic development in recent years. Presently, there are few African universities that are recognized for awarding credible master’s degrees in fashion and design. With the shifting view of the fashion industry within the continent itself , more and more fashion courses are being offered to help emerging designers in the region. Fashion production factory. Africa's fashion industry is now worth $31 billion, making it a prominent destination for buying clothes and new competition for apparel manufacturers. Owning a garment manufacturing plant in Africa will entail moving to Africa or going back and forth frequently. Therefore, this form of business must be compatible with the goal and goals of life. The impact of this business will be felt in the areas where one will be able to hire local dressmakers, tailors and other workers, thus creating job opportunities. The manufacture of textiles, handicrafts and clothing is the second largest industry in the developing world after agriculture.

Which led to job creation. fashion label. Creating your own fashion label and brand made in Africa using African materials and production methods is a great idea. According to the African Development Bank's Fashionomics Africa initiative, the fashion business on the continent is worth $31 billion. International demand for African designs is increasing. As a result, there is an increase in curated platforms for customers to browse authentic African pieces on the market. Developing a strong African economy requires more than just philanthropy, investment and trade. Africa's textile industry has the potential to generate $20 billion in revenue over the next few years. Establishing a Made in Africa fashion brand may contribute to this goal by providing business insight and understanding of this emerging market. Fashion business centers. The Assembly Hub is an excellent example of a platform that helps create fashion and creative talent in Africa. One that encourages entrepreneurs and companies to innovate the face of fashion in a rapidly changing market by using specific tools and opportunities to develop creative professionals .

Entrepreneurship is on the rise around the world, but it is especially prevalent in Africa. It is essential to economic progress and helps transform African economies. Young Africans enjoy an entrepreneurial culture, which, when combined with invention and creativity, provides a contemporary answer that helps the continent tackle some of its most pressing problems. The implication of this business concept is that business centers are community platforms that provide members with business tools that can help them set up and run their businesses. These programs often include accelerator programs that take members from inception to the growth stage of their business. What do you think of our video? Let us know in the comments section below. If you enjoyed this video and want to hear from us again, hit that subscribe button before you go.

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BABY ELIJAH First Time Trying AFRICAN FOOD Mukbang ( FUFU EGUSI SOUP & EFO RIRO ) QUEEN BEAST

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hey what's up kings and queens it's your  girl Queen Beast back with another video   for you you and you and we got our baby boy  Eli in the building he's looking at me like   are we gonna eat or what as you guys can tell  from the title in the thumbnail we are doing   a Nigerian food African food mukbang today  and it's basically Eli tries for the first   time yeah that's brother's starving so make sure  you guys hit the Subscribe button hit the post   notification right next week so you don't  miss out once we post a video let me know   in the comment section that you did that and you  will get shouted out at the end of the next video   also give this video a big thumbs up Eli you  ready to try food you ready to eat I hope so   I almost forgot to put this on him so hold on  one minute this entire day Eli's been literally   coming over here at my setup and trying to  start his own little video so here we are   let's have him try some Zoloft rice wait let me  taste it first to make sure it's not too spicy okay it's a little spicy  let's see how he does with it what do you think Papa good reaction I don't know Eli's not given the reaction  let's have him try the Fufu you want to see it   what do you think you want it here oh he likes  the fufo here you take it with your hands um somebody's shy today I'm shocked that's  your shy he usually loves the camera and you   got some plantains here you want to taste some  plantains let's have him try some with this I'm   a taste obviously I'm gonna taste it first  to make sure it's safe because y'all know   it'd be spicy okay this is  not spicy what should I say what do you think yeah Eli usually eats on his own as you  guys seen before Oh spicy is this spicy I   just started tearing up because I'm like man not  gonna have all this chicken to myself yeah water it's not that spicy but I  guess it's spicy for him y'all   but um what I was saying he usually eats on his  own so he's like other like what are you are   you gonna give me anything this is fo rero right  here y'all I don't know if you guys can see it and okay this one's too spicy yeah this one's too spicy y'all so he  can't have this this one's very spicy   they told me this is spicy this one's not too  spicy but it looks like it's spicy for him   to Jolla fries let me know in the comment  section um Nigerians um if you are a Nigerian   do your food are like the spicy levels  do you adjust the spicy or you just have   the babies learn how to eat spicy food go  ahead Papa yeah you can have that one eat it you just taste you can eat it it's fine it's  safe this one take this one here taste this one   you like it he's swinging his feet let me  see this one what do you think yummy right   yummy here take this one this one's  a little softer this one eat that one don't try you all right you got it you got it Papa   you got it so I like I like  egusi this is igusi y'all I like jollof rice I like um efo rero  I think that's how you pronounce it I like the sweet plantains as well and  I also like the their chicken as well   and a jollof rice um the only  thing I haven't tried is this here   I legit forgot how to pronounce it and I forgot  how to say it what's the name of it let me know   in the comment section but it's basically assorted  parts of the meat like they said it's the usual   undesired parts of the um animal I think this  is beef and they basically like the liver all   the parts that people don't usually eat and they  put it in this here what do you think it's good he usually eats on his own y'all so it's in here  so I gotta try that one and it says very spicy but   it's delicious so we'll see I want the rice but  I don't want to spill so I'm gonna go ahead and   grab this like this because yo I'm hungry okay um guys I'm super hungry and to be  honest okay it's good huh I haven't   been eating any carbs so this is literally  like a treat I'm gonna give I'm gonna taste   the chicken and see if he would eat it here  it is right here it's looking all so lovely baby this right here this right here is good  good you want some chicken place it Papa what do you think it's good right yeah foreign okay look it's right here okay if you want to grab  it I'm gonna put some right here because he likes   to feed himself because he can he gets to control  what he puts in his mouth oh you drop it it's   right here you want it you want this one no you  want this one hmm here let me take it that's yours good say good don't roll your eyes at me little  one don't you don't you roll your eyes on me   then you roll your eyes on me you're eating  the cartilage my my guy there you go but yeah   yeah let me know in the comment section for  sure do your kids you like the Nigerians do   they do they just learn to eat the spicy level  that y'all give them or you adjust that nope no you say no what do you mean  what are you trying to say yeah you want to tell them anything ah you just want to eat I feel you it'd be  like that y'all it'd be like that sometimes   sometimes okay okay here you go there you go  he's good he's swinging his feet he loves he   likes it y'all it looks like Eli likes it he  liked the rice he liked the Fufu he liked the   plantains and he likes the chicken the other  stuff I guess they're too spicy for him I   am officially going to try this right here you  want the rice okay Papa here rice say rice rice he likes their eyes hey swing his feet and  dancing yeah it's spicy too it's a little spicy   a little spicy so guys Eli's been Eli talks  a storm but he chose he's choosing to be very   mute today very quiet today look this is we have  some liver here I can see I think this is tripe something gooey I don't know what this is  I'm kind of scared at the same time but   you never know it might it might be something  good it's supposedly a delicacy so let's see ah okay that was a try I'm familiar with tribe it tastes good is it  actually really good spicy flavor to it okay um yeah that was spicy   and this I'm assuming this is the liver I can see  the peppers look at this y'all I could see the   pepper I don't know if you guys can see that  but I could literally see the pepper on here that's not Liberty that's actually beef um it's good there's gooey stuff right here  I don't know what is this look at y'all oh that's fat oh oh wow  actually it actually tastes good   I don't know if it's because it's spicy  because you know y'all know I like spicy food   so it actually okay it's actually really good hmm do I know that what piece I'm eating for  real I don't know but I consume I'm guessing   I'm guessing the gooey part definitely  seemed like it was fat I wish it had   more sauce though so I could  kind of like grab this Fufu   and like you know you know what I'm talking  about y'all know what I'm talking about um oh wow oh wow you okay be careful now food is  yummy this is the fish I didn't have him   try this fish because this was spicy  but let's see this is a snapper y'all   a snapper fish a whole snapper okay  let's see is the fish itself spicy   yeah it is actually correct me if I'm wrong  at the um restaurant that I got this food from   um I believe it's called YOLO pot Joe love  hot that's the restaurant name but correct   me if I'm wrong is Fufu the same as pounded  yams or is Fufu just the name of different   swallows like pounding yam EBA I believe  that's how you pronounce it and Amala amale mmm yummy you know he don't know which one he wants  more the chicken or the plantain he's looking like   Eli's now 17 months y'all well he'll be 17 months  on the 31st of this month those who follow me on   Instagram probably already seen him chatting  a lot I started him on also like a one-year   um learning curriculum it's not as strict  it's just basically learning and playing   sure throughout the day I would  teach him something and then well   make sure he get it for the  whole week type stuff like if I'm   doing the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star song that's  what we were seeing for the week and he'll get it   if I'm learning to if I'm teaching him the color  yellow then he'll be like okay that's what he'll   learn for the week that color or shape or an  animal and so far he's been doing good right I really wish this wasn't as spicy because it's  like spinach and he would have liked it more chew that chicken chew you think this is funny you're like girl stop that  smacking that's I just copying you oh he's so cute thank you you try to say you  want me can you pass it to Mommy okay ah free Mommy ah thank you mmm it's good you gotta be careful he just stuffed this whole  plantain in his mouth he's still eating y'all   so basically I'm almost about finished myself  because like I told y'all you know I I haven't   been able to eat as much anymore like I used  to even though I felt like I ate a lot here   you know this this this right here is gone like  well half of it is gone and then we got half of   the jollof rice though a Goosey is all complete uh  almost done basically we just got some meats here   um the meat this one here the meat is not as  tender so I'm not really picking on the meat but   this was good that Gucci was good  even though the meat was not as tender   um the effort was good the fish is over honestly  the fish food kind of tastes overpowered by the   effort so it just really tastes like  this part so I don't really taste the   the fish itself but it's good I wanted to  get a puff puff but the restaurant didn't   have it I wanted to try their meat patties  uh the restaurant didn't have it um there   was some other things I wanted to try so badly  but they didn't have it where's your cup did you   drop your cup I told you not to touch it yeah  I've been having Eli drink from a cup y'all so   here he did that's why he wants it in there  don't spill it be very careful okay yeah drink it   duel yeah he did it for you guys good job  you're a big boy how old are you yeah you won really I don't know if y'all heard  him say it how old are you Eli I just can't I am so blessed y'all I just can't Eli yeah  you're showing off why are you showing off he's just so intelligent y'all I am definitely  proud of you papa yeah when you get older you   see this video You're Gonna See mommy's very  proud of you mommy love Mommy and Daddy and   your siblings love you very very much you want  to call it at the end of the video you all done   all done all right guys so we're  gonna end this video right here   hope you guys enjoyed Eli trying in  this Nigerian African food up what what you're not finished he's not done y'all  but we're gonna end it here anyways because   I feel like this was super long but anyways  y'all we're gonna leave you guys but we love   you you're perfect you're beautiful  peace bye you wanna say bye bye bye

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Young, Famous & African | Official Teaser | Netflix

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Welcome to South Africa. To more life, more success, -more money! -Dollars! We are African all-stars. It's glitz, glamour, with just a touch of… Yeah, yeah, yeah! I want to hunt. He's like, "I want to jump your bones now." I saw you grinding with my ex. So that's why you hating me. Everybody was like, "What?" "You cheated and you have a kid?" The only thing he did wrong… He got caught. Stop. How did your wig not come off? African queen!

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The Weeknd - Starboy (Live From The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2016 in Paris)

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♪ ♪ ♪ YEAH ♪ ♪ I'M TRYNA PUT YOU IN THE WORST MOOD ♪ ♪ P1 CLEANER THAN YOUR CHURCH SHOES ♪ ♪ MILLI POINT 2 JUST TO HURT YOU ♪ ♪ ALL RED LAMB JUST TO TEASE YOU ♪ ♪ NONE OF THESE TOYS ON LEASE TOO ♪ ♪ MADE YOUR WHOLE YEAR IN A WEEK TOO ♪ ♪ MAIN OUT OF YOUR LEAGUE TOO ♪ ♪ SIDE OUT OF YOUR LEAGUE TOO ♪ ♪ HOUSE SO EMPTY NEED A CENTERPIECE ♪ ♪ 20 RACKS A TABLE CUT FROM EBONY ♪ ♪ SHE CUT THAT IVORY INTO SKINNY PIECES ♪ ♪ THEN SHE CLEAN IT WITH HER FACE MAN ♪ ♪ I LOVE MY BABY ♪ ♪ YOU TALKING MONEY NEED A HEARING AID ♪ ♪ YOU TALKING BOUT ME I CAN'T SEE THE SHADE ♪ ♪ I SWITCH UP MY STYLE I TAKE ANY LANE ♪ ♪ I SWITCH UP MY CUP I KILL ANY PAIN ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ OOH BABY WHY ♪ ♪ WHY CUZ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ SAY LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ EVERY DAY A TRY TO TEST ME ♪ ♪ EVERY DAY A TRY TO END ME ♪ ♪ PULL OFF IN THAT ROADSTER SV ♪ ♪ POCKETS OVER WEIGHT GETTIN HEFTY ♪ ♪ COMING FOR THE KING THAT'S A FAR CRY ♪ ♪ I COME ALIVE IN THE FALL TIME ♪ ♪ NO COMPETITION I DON'T REALLY LISTEN ♪ ♪ I'M IN THE BLUE MULSANNE BUMPING NEW EDITION ♪ ♪ HOUSE SO EMPTY NEED A CENTERPIECE ♪ ♪ 20 RACKS A TABLE CUT FROM EBONY ♪ ♪ SHE CUT THAT IVORY INTO SKINNY PIECES ♪ ♪ THEN SHE CLEAN IT WITH HER FACE MAN ♪ ♪ I LOVE MY BABY ♪ ♪ YOU TALKING MONEY NEED A HEARING AID ♪ ♪ YOU TALKING BOUT ME I CAN'T SEE THE SHADE ♪ ♪ SWITCH UP MY STYLE I TAKE ANY LANE ♪ ♪ SWITCH UP MY CUP I KILL ANY PAIN ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ I SAID LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ OOH BABY WHY ♪ ♪ WHY CUZ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ I SAID LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ LET A BRAG PITT LEGEND OF THE FALL ♪ ♪ TOOK THE YEAR LIKE A BANDIT ♪ ♪ BOUGHT MOMMA A CRIB AND A BRAND NEW WAGON ♪ ♪ NOW SHE HIT THE GROCERY SHOP LOOKIN LAVISH ♪ ♪ STAR TREK ROOF IN THAT WRAITH OF KHAN ♪ ♪ GIRLS GET LOOSE WHEN THEY HEAR THE SONG ♪ ♪ 100 ON THE DASH GET ME CLOSE TO GOD ♪ ♪ WE DON'T PRAY FOR LOVE WE JUST PRAY FOR CARS ♪ ♪ HOUSE SO EMPTY NEED A CENTERPIECE ♪ ♪ 20 RACKS A TABLE CUT FROM EBONY ♪ ♪ SHE CUT THAT IVORY INTO SKINNY PIECES ♪ ♪ THEN SHE CLEAN IT WITH HER FACE ♪ ♪ MAN I LOVE MY BABY ♪ ♪ YOU TALKING MONEY NEED A HEARING AID ♪ ♪ YOU TALKING BOUT ME I CAN'T SEE THE SHADE ♪ ♪ I SWITCH UP MY STYLE I TAKE ANY LANE ♪ ♪ I SWITCH UP MY CUP I KILL ANY PAIN ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ SAY LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ OOH BABY WHY ♪ ♪ WHY CUZ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ HEY ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ OH, OH, OH ♪ ♪ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ONE TIME I SAID ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ I'M A STARBOY ♪ ♪ HEY HEY HEY ♪ ♪ I'M A STARBOY ♪ PARIS MAKES SOME NOISE ♪ I SAID LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! LOOK WHAT YOU DONE! ♪ ♪ LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE! ♪ ♪ I'M A STARBOY ♪ (CHEERS)

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