COVER: A woman’s lifelong journey to Zanzibar

Filmmaker Aicha Macky from Niger is on a journey to determine her role in society as a childless woman.

>If you have ever tried to keep an afro, then you will testify that it is one of the most cumbersome tasks to do. Hair twists at the roots, scalp aches, running out of hairstyles – are all concerns of keeping it natural. But even when you decide to relax it, there is the issue of regular maintenance.

It’s red carpet and screen queen Lupita Nyong’o.

The Kenyan actress lands her first ever Vogue cover. The BN Style team guessed she would get the coveted September issue, but Vogue America decided to let her takeover July.

On the cover, Lupita smoulders in a print dress with a plunging neckline and cut outs.

In the editorial spread, she rocks pieces by Rodarte, Proenza Schouler, Givenchy, Jonathan Saunders, Prada, T by Alexander Wang and J. Crew.

Photo Credit: Mikael Jansson for...

>She was as famous for her plastic surgeries as she was for her comedy. 739 was the number of plastic surgeries she was reported to have had up until 2012, and many others followed.

Javed Jafferji, Tanzania top photogarpher and film maker had a pleasure to present a copy of his new book, Zanzibar Photographic Journey - 50 years of the Revolution to former Prime Minister of United Republic of Tanzania, Edward Lowassa in Zanzibar prior to Revolution day in Zanzibar today. The book consist of 328 pages and it took almost one year to publish. ...

Neolithic culture which dated back from about 10,200 – 8800 BC was a period in which there was use of wild crops and domesticated animals. There was pottery and weaving too in practice. The Neolithic period followed the Paleolithic era, the age of chipped stone tools. The Paleolithic period preceded the Bronze Age which was the early period of use of metal tools.

On a journey charting the impact of the disease