Each season fashion week in New York offers emerging fashion designers who take a unique approach to conceptualizing apparel. Concepts can range from colors, shape texture and a combination of everything that the creative mind can conceive. This season TeKay Designs, a couture studio based in Houston Texas, presented Queen of the Brides, a collection of gowns with accessories that are historic and have a cultural significance.…

Dorze village the accommodations are very basic no hot water but the night is fantastic where the local community shows you traditional music & dance at night with campfire. The elders tales you legend, history & anecdotes of the Dorze people while you eat local Dorze stable food Kocho (so called enset or false Banana). The youngest invites you to sing their original music & to dance together.…

Zimbabwe has started levying a tax on mobile money transactions after intense lobbying from the Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) for the Zimbabwean central bank to regulate mobile money services “to create a level playing field” in the financial services sector.



The banks had been involved in a…

“With such a focused group of industry shapers participating at the Powering Africa: Tanzania meeting from the 29-31 January, we can’t help but be buoyed by the possible outcomes of the debate.” Simon Gosling, EnergyNet.



As the World Bank agrees to support Tanzania to strengthen the country’s business…

If there are businesspersons in Kenya who wish Christmas and New Year holidays would come more than once a year, it is mobile money agents.



The agents are happy as they are awaiting huge commissions from the telecom companies that have contracted them.



Several mobile money agents acknowledged that…

Emirates’ aircraft flew around the world more than 18,000 times in 2013, underlining its position as a global connector of people and places.



Figures show the airline’s fleet travelled more than 751 million kilometres throughout the year. Taking the earth’s circumference at the equator as 40,075 kilometres,…

Kenya’s campaign to protect the Sh100 billion-a-year tourism sector is set for a major boost today when China publicly destroys 6.1 tonnes of confiscated ivory and other animal products.



In a letter addressed to the United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) last week, China invited representatives from…