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CHANTE Afrique Chante Afrique is a Pan African and Afro centric Organisation set up specifically for travel and tourism development in Africa through its TV series.

Chante Afrique is a Pan African and Afro centric Organisation set up specifically for travel and tourism development in Africa through its television discovery series. Chante Afrique through its discovery series showcases transport development driven tourism expose and possibilities all over Africa, especially sub Saharan Africa, and necessarily highlights all the positives and diversity of the Af

rican continent in eloquent maverick themes and format. Chante Afrique is the story of the nascent, unfolding Africa. It is told through diverse genres and media to capture the very essence of Africa. It is the poetry of discovery spoken in words, shown in pictures and movies. It tells of the Africa well known to Africans but rarely seen by the outside world. The journey from the past through the present and the expectant adventurous foray into the possible futures that await our evolving continent. This discovery TV series which is mostly about unearthing places in the African continent, with its tourist potentials in mind, is an embodiment of and re exploration and celebration of the people, tribes, ethnicities, tradition, folklore, dance, culture, identity, fashion, poetry, pottery, sculpture, figures, language, landscapes, seascapes, monuments, hospitality industry (hotels, resorts and beaches), Arts, woodwork and in general, African oriented themes.

29/03/2024
01/11/2023

ROCKING LOCKS FROM 35,000 BC!
These are African Chinese, known as the Jomon people, and it is assumed that the original inhabitants of China were black. They arrived 100,000 years ago and were still living in the country during the Qing Dynasty. Rocking their natural hair way back in the early 20th century!

At about 35,000 B.C. some of these people took this route and entered Japan. They became the first Humans to inhabit the Japanese Islands. Later, another group, known to us as the Ainu, followed.Today, their genes can still be found in 40% of modern Japanese, as well as Mongolians and Tibetans- Past and Present Kings & Queens.

21/08/2023

Did you know? 👉🏾The Karamojong migration began from the ancient lands of Abyssinia... This week, we celebrate the echoes of their historical paths.🇺🇬


chanteafriqueThree UNESCO world heritage sites in Nigeria      is Regarded as the abode of the goddess of fertility i nO...
20/12/2022

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Three UNESCO world heritage sites in Nigeria
is Regarded as the abode of the goddess of fertility i nOsun, one of the pantheon of Yoruba gods, dotted with sanctuaries and shrines, sculptures and art works in honour of Osun and other deities. At About 1370 AD, the founder of Oshogbo land, Oba Gbadewolu Larooye and a great hunter, Olutimehin settled in the sacred Osun forest to establish the kingdom. He actualised a pact of association and togetherness with the River Osun deity, The pact is being rekindled every August of each year. as Osun-Oshogbo festival.

is an ancient settlement with a recorded history of iron smelting technology, located in Madagali local government area of Adamawa state of Nigeria along Nigeria/ Cameroon border, some 290 km from Yola. The Hindi is the political and spiritual head of the community & his Palace is underscored by the magnificent dry stone architectural work, and a concentration of shrines & ceramic works. They have a strong political institution dating back to the 16th century, the community dwellers believe in the supremacy of one god (Zhigla), spirits and supermen (Matlayang) with shrines for sacrifices and libations. The remains of many disused iron-smelting furnaces can still be found. These shaft-type furnaces, blown with bellows, were usually sited close to the houses of their owners. Iron production involved complex socio-economic relationships and there was a considerable ritual associated with it.

caves are associated with living traditions used by the people for many centuries. It was said to have been discovered by a hunter named Ukwa during his hunting expeditions about the 14th century, from the Umudioka family of Ifite Anambra state. Hosting an annual festival called "Ime Ogbe" celebrated in commemoration of the discovery of the caves.

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