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Minute Africa We never let a minute pass without telling you stories about the wonder that is Africa! Let us celebrate the Kenyan spirit!

Get News from all the 47 Kenyan counties , covering interesting topics such as politics, business, society, religion, tourism, wildlife, and so much more! We are proud to be Kenyan, and we have a beautiful country build on the diversity of its peoples, culture, flora and fauna.

Floating Bin?
16/11/2023

Floating Bin?

30/09/2023

Seeking investors for Dukani marketplace, upcoming Amazon of Africa! To date, it has never been possible to find most or all shops in Kenya , on any existing ecommerce platform! ...

Day 3 (Part 2) of the Five Days of Pentecost at Calvary Celebration Church in Bungoma. Join the live worship service
18/08/2023

Day 3 (Part 2) of the Five Days of Pentecost at Calvary Celebration Church in Bungoma. Join the live worship service

Day 3, Part 1: Five Days of Pentecost at Calvary Celebration Church, Bungoma, Let by Sister Grace

01/06/2023
Africa to the World!
02/05/2023

Africa to the World!

07/04/2023

The inability of the Kenyan government to disburse salaries to its civil servants for March 2023 reflects a systematic breakdown in fiscal planning, budget ex*****on, and resource allocation. Various factors may be contributing to this issue, including insufficient revenue collection measures or diversion of funds meant for expenditure purposes. As a result, workers are at risk of financial hardship due to delayed payments, raising concerns about morale and performance retention

It is that time of the year, in Africa! If you know, you know ,😋😋
25/03/2023

It is that time of the year, in Africa! If you know, you know ,😋😋

Have an owful dinner🤣
18/03/2023

Have an owful dinner🤣

Make the minute count!
16/03/2023

Make the minute count!

Here are 10 steps on how to prepare tasty pumpkin-yellow chapati.

Beautiful Elphant curving😍
13/03/2023

Beautiful Elphant curving😍

When you try to understand an African woman😍!
04/03/2023

When you try to understand an African woman😍!

01/03/2023

A pastor whips errand faithfuls as part of church discipline

Proudly, African!
20/02/2023

Proudly, African!

Amazing 😍, please share
18/02/2023

Amazing 😍, please share

Focus on Africa!
16/02/2023

Focus on Africa!

African woman working in the village
16/02/2023

African woman working in the village

For every 60 seconds, one Minute counts in Africa!Welcome to Minute Africa - your resource for all the  stories surround...
15/02/2023

For every 60 seconds, one Minute counts in Africa!

Welcome to Minute Africa - your resource for all the stories surrounding this great continent of Africa. Across Africa's sprawling 54 countries, there is a wealth of culture, people, landscapes and diverse histories that make up the fabric of this amazing continent. From news on science and politics to history and travel tips – we are here to bring you all the latest from across this region!

From the majestic Sahara Desert to the lush rainforests of Central and West Africa, the continent's natural beauty is unmatched. The stunning coastlines along both the Indian and Atlantic oceans offer incredible scenery, with their soft sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Wildlife across Africa abounds; from elephants to lions to hippos, there are many species that call this continent home. And no matter where you go in Africa, you're sure to be met with vibrant colours and rich cultures that will capture your heart forever.

At Minute Africa, our mission is to be a hub for timely stories and content related to everything happening in Africa today.

We cover news ranging from nature conservation efforts, cultural diversity, human rights issues, political developments as well as entertainment stories, plus lifestyle trends within the many different nations that make up this giant continent. Every day we strive to provide our readers with informative stories that bring perspective on what makes up daily life across Africa.

We bringing you African stories , the African way!

From Cape Town in South Africa to Lagos in Nigeria; Rabat in Morocco or Kinshasa in DRC; no matter where you’re located or which African country tickles your fancy – at Minute Africa we have something for everyone who loves learning about what’s going on around them.

In addition to keeping our readers abreast of current affairs happening around them - at Minute Africa also aim to provide an array of features including podcasts & videos so viewers can get an insider look into some of their favourite topics, along with covering inspiring stories related directly through our editorial pieces that might just leave you speechless!

We strive to make every minute count in every story we share!

Here’s how you could get involved:

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So join us now at Minute Africa- Get tuned in today & stay connected with this vibrant continent every minute

For every 60 seconds that passes, one minute counts in Africa!

Welcome to Minute Africa - your resource for all the stories surrounding this great continent of Africa. Across Africa's sprawling 54 countries, there is a ...

For every 60 seconds, a Minute counts in Africa!
11/02/2023

For every 60 seconds, a Minute counts in Africa!

The Beauty of Africa is Unparalleled From the breathtaking sunsets to the expansive golden savannahs and crystal clear o...
10/02/2023

The Beauty of Africa is Unparalleled

From the breathtaking sunsets to the expansive golden savannahs and crystal clear oceans, this vast continent evokes a feeling of awe and admiration wherever you go. Even in its darkest moments, there is still an innate majestic beauty that shines through.

When one considers Africa's great diversity in cultures, languages and natural landscapes, it can be difficult to do justice to such beauty with mere words. Take the sprawling Serengeti in Tanzania for instance: watching herds of wildebeest migrate across its marble plains beneath the fiery sky at dusk feels almost magical. The scale of the experience gives you a newfound appreciation for nature's grandeur with each step taken on African soil.

In addition to these captivating rural scenes are cities that are just as enthralling—from Cape Town's glittering harbour framed by Table Mountain in South Africa to Nairobi’s bustling streets alive with energy during market day in Kenya – cityscapes full of vibrancy and life bring joyous smiles to locals and visitors alike. Everywhere you go has something unique waiting around every corner; whether it’s music emanating from hidden beachside bars or art inspired by local tradition displayed proudly on street corners – no two places have ever been quite alike upon stepping out into this wondrous world!

It’s not only what we see but also what we hear that contributes greatly toward creating any sense of enchantment when exploring the continent; from exotic melodies played on traditional instruments to lyrical songs sung contagiously by tribespeople - music brings us closer together during much-needed times of celebration or contemplation. It serves as a reminder that despite all our differences - both seen and unseen - we share so many commonalities too; something which can bring about feelings of camaraderie amongst strangers who were once unknown faces just moments before!

Furthermore, Africa is home to some truly spectacular wildlife encounters where time stands still; encountering elephants crossing rivers majestically or giraffes ambling gracefully across open grasslands will remain ingrained within your memory forevermore! Even more humbling however is witnessing firsthand how those communities living alongside these animals rely heavily upon them - they respect them implicitly while understanding their vital role within their fragile ecosystems too!

No doubt then why so many people flock year after year towards this vibrant part of the world seeking solace, self-discovery or simply an unforgettable adventure unlike any other! There really isn't anywhere else like it: a place sure to capture anyone's hearts whilst instilling profound emotions into those fortunate enough visit her shores!

Thank you for your minute ☺️, please help us share about Africa!

The Lasting Legacy of Idi Amin: A Tale of Humanity's Pain and ResilienceIdi Amin, born in 1925 in Kampala, Uganda, was a...
10/02/2023

The Lasting Legacy of Idi Amin: A Tale of Humanity's Pain and Resilience

Idi Amin, born in 1925 in Kampala, Uganda, was a former military commander and president of the country from 1971 to 1979. He rose to power through a military coup, overthrowing the incumbent president and seizing control of the government. Despite initially being viewed as a charismatic leader who brought stability to the country, Amin's regime quickly became notorious for its brutality and human rights abuses.

Amin's rule was characterized by widespread fear, as he instilled a regime of terror that saw thousands of people disappear or be murdered without trial. He often used violence to suppress opposition and silence critics, and his security forces carried out a number of horrific atrocities, including mass killings and torture. The legacy of Amin's rule is one of extreme violence and a total disregard for human life and dignity.

One of the most striking aspects of Amin's presidency was the level of cruelty and violence that he unleashed on the population. He was known to be sadistic, and his regime was marked by widespread killings and torture. For example, in 1977, an estimated 300,000 people were murdered, and many more were subjected to horrific abuses. In addition, Amin expelled the entire Asian community from Uganda, claiming that they were hoarding wealth and controlling the economy to the detriment of the indigenous population. This resulted in the loss of many businesses and a significant blow to the country's economy.

Moreover, Amin's rule was marked by political instability and economic decline. He became increasingly erratic, making outlandish claims and engaging in bizarre behavior that only served to further destabilize the country. He also had a tumultuous relationship with the international community, as his actions were widely condemned by many nations and organizations.

Despite this, Amin remained popular with some segments of the population, particularly among the military and the rural poor. He was viewed as a charismatic figure who stood up to the West and represented the interests of the common people. He also cultivated a cult of personality around himself, portraying himself as a benevolent dictator who was merely looking out for the best interests of his people.

However, Amin's legacy is far from positive. His rule was marked by widespread violence and human rights abuses, and the country suffered greatly as a result of his actions. The Ugandan economy was severely damaged, and the country's reputation was tarnished in the eyes of the international community.

In conclusion, Idi Amin's rule was a dark chapter in Uganda's history. His presidency was characterized by violence, instability, and a complete disregard for human life and dignity. Amin's legacy will always be one of terror and cruelty, and his actions continue to haunt the country and its people to this day. He serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked power and the importance of protecting human rights and dignity.

Luanda Magere Legacy Lives ForeverLuanda Magere was an ancient African king renowned for his strength and ferocity. He h...
15/01/2023

Luanda Magere Legacy Lives Forever

Luanda Magere was an ancient African king renowned for his strength and ferocity. He had a unique ability to turn himself into a stone upon being threatened. The name of Luanda Magere literally translates as 'The Stone with Magical Powers.'

Luanda came from the Luo tribe, which lives in Kenya near Lake Victoria. His legend has been passed down orally among the generations, but no one knows where he originated or when he lived.
He was said to have been powerful beyond compare and could move stones that weighed over 10 tons with ease. It is believed that the lake which now separates Kenya and Tanzania—formerly known as Mfangano Island—was once driven away by Magese’s fearsome strength! Many villagers around Kenya tell stories of how Magere used his mighty powers to help them battle against their enemies and protect their land from invaders.

It is said that Luanda's physical appearance was intimidating; it seemed like anyone who looked directly at him would automatically succumb to fear. Although some accounts indicate that he had supernatural abilities such as shape-shifting into animals or turning himself into a boulder when threatened by his enemies, others argue that this myth is just folklore or an exaggeration of what people believed about him back in the day.

When faced with overwhelming odds in battle, legends say that Luanda would transform himself into solid rock so as not to be killed by enemy forces. This feat earned him immense respect among both friends and foes alike, since it made him appear invincible even in deathly situations, such as during an attack on Mfangano Island, where many lost hope after seeing their leader suddenly vanish mid-fight! Furthermore, stories abound about how no weapon ever pierced through the rocky form of Luanda due to its impregnability; only magical fireballs cast by powerful priestesses could break apart his stony body!

After a fierce battle between two local tribes at Muchungu Hill on modern Kenyan soil, Magere's forces succumbed due to a seemingly never-ending rain pouring for days nonstop, leaving its warriors too soaked up and energyless for any successful assaults against their opponents' forces...and eventually sealing off Magere's fate forevermore! No one knows exactly what happened afterward: some believe that Magere simply disappeared, while other claims suggest otherwise, saying they saw bodies dragged off with faces caked up in mud resembling none other than our beloved superhuman king. Whatever the truth is behind these stories, one thing remains constant: despite centuries passing by and much recognition being bestowed upon him until today, vanishing within windy winds here and there, the legacy magical warrior King Luanda Magere lives on FOREVER!

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