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Just as the mighty oak’s destiny is written in a tiny acorn, Joseph Dhafana is proof positive that there is more to life than can be explained by genetics or environment.

Happy International Women’s Day!

I love Kentridge’s monochromatic signature style and so I made it my mission to visit the Norval Foundation last year in August when it opened.

At ROAR AFRICA we believe that one of the most important functions of travel is to help us understand the vast complexities and universalities of our ever-changing world.

Zimbo's on the Zambezi, making you laugh out loud at her accurate depictions of people and personalities. No story is simply told, it is enacted.

The idea was simple enough… why not create an experiential learning journey for women, led by women?

Like WildAid, we believe that mobilizing our global community around the benefits of protecting what wildlife we have left is the most effective way to generate positive change.

Earlier this month, saw the much anticipated release of Becoming a Dangerous Woman,

For centuries the manifold myths, traditions, art forms and decorative expressions of human history have provided a rich source of inspiration for creative communities the world over – be it Greek, Chinese, Indian, Native American, Iranian, Russian or Norse mythology.