If you had been following us on instagram (and sometimes our tumblr) you would known that I had been ‘chilling small’ on the continent...

I haven’t posted in ages, but this article has brought me out of the woodwork. I saw this posted by The Root via Okay Africa on Facebook....

A few days ago a colleague started a conversation with me which somehow led to the subject of Africa. Just to give you a bit of context,...

A few months ago I was reading an interesting article about African traditional weddings and this particular line about Ghanaian weddings...

Here is the third and final installment of My Africa is: Edition Dakar. In this episode My Africa Is spends time with Malika Surf Camp...

My Africa Is caught up with the Sunu Street Project, a dance company, that seeks to validate urban dance in Senegal, and empower young...

In Australia we celebrate ANZAC (Australian New Zealand Army Corps) day which is a national remembrance day which commemorates all...

Next month will be my one year anniversary in London. I can’t believe it’s been year. I feel like I have lived here for so long but at...

I have been MIA this past week for a very good reason. I went to the Greek Islands (Kos, Santorini and Mykonos) with one of my friends...

International student. Immigrant worker. Non-resident. Foreigner. Other. On Shame My parents sent me overseas for university, as they did...

A few weeks ago, I mentioned a new feature coming to Afroklectic. You have read about my experiences and some of the experiences of my...

A few weeks ago, I posted a video titled ‘Yes, I am Australian‘ as an answer to weird questions asked and statements made when I tell...

This is one gigantic step for Afroklectic and the tiniest step for mankind. I have just uploaded our first video on Afroklectic’s YouTube...

I recently watched ‘British Nigerian Me’ which is a short documentary by Dayo Adeneye on the problem many Nigerian youth born in England...

I wasn’t going to post this, but I read ’21 Racial Microaggressions You Hear On A Daily Basis’ by BuzzFeed via Facebook and I just had to...

I had an epiphany over dinner with Tola of Aratuntun (honestly one of the greatest people I have ever met) last Saturday night. She asked...

Tonight I met a lady on the escalator at Holborn tube station. She was holding a massive movie poster for the new Mandela film and I...

I think I have pretty much l settled into the London life now. I still struggling to say ‘I love London’. At the rate it’s going, I don’t...

I currently live with my cousin and for some reason the idea of settling in Ghana has come up quite regularly. My cousin is against the...

First question people ask after they find out that I am from Australia is ‘How is London?‘ I go blank for a second. I am not sure what to...