The Morning Call
This week on This is Culture, Linnete Bahati focuses on a Hollywood sensation that is flying high the continent’s flag: Lupita Nyong’o. From her outfits at the Toronto International Film Festival to her visit to Kenya with the Vogue magazine.
During this visit, she learnt how to cook “Ugali”, which is Kenya’s staple food.
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— Vogue Magazine (voguemagazine) September 15, 2016Lupita_Nyongostars on the cover of our October issue! Read the full cover story: https://t.co/QHPUwuvwSA. pic.twitter.com/uywCFcGB22
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— Okayafrica (okayafrica) September 18, 2016Lupita_Nyongofinally learns how to make Ugali during her #Vogue cover shoot in #Kenya. https://t.co/snUqB9GMPB pic.twitter.com/5Xl2jWn645
Africanews’ This is Culture, will also be featuring upcoming talents that are still not known on the continent but who promote the African culture. Spirita Nanda is a rising star in the Republic of Congo and Linnete caught up with her to find out more about her.
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