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08/03/2022

FLYafrica 13, the latest edition of the inflight magazine we produce for Africa World Airlines (AWA), is now available to read online. Our cover “starr" is 19-year-old Nigerian singing sensation Ayrastarr, who is among the emerging West African musical talent that internet tastemakers Harmattan Rain feel should be on your radar in 2022. Also inside you'll meet the model owner of the Palm Moments chain of restaurants attracting Accra’s cool crowd, go on adventures into the Volta Region, find out about crocodile conservation in Ghana and get advice from the experts on how to make those new year resolutions last a lifetime. There’s also the latest chance to put your word skills to the test against FLYafrica’s own puzzle master Wellington Jighere, the former Scrabble world champ. Check it out now! qrs.ly/yhdjuve

10/01/2022

Africa has always had the waves and the first known account of surfing was written in the 1640s in what is now Ghana. However, it is only recently that surfing has been re-established here with the sport and its associated street culture being adopted as an inspiring means of self- expression by a growing number of young people... read more https://issuu.com/landmarine/docs/flyafrica-issue12/s/13823053 Mami Wata Surf

04/11/2021

FLYafrica 12, the latest edition of the inflight magazine we produce for Africa World Airlines (AWA), is available to read online. Our cover star is Ghanaian-German musician Y’akoto and inside you’ll discover an exclusive interview in which the ‘What’s Good?’ singer reveals how a return to Accra after years taking her soulful sound around the world has had a transformative effect on her life and her music. There's also a guide to West Africa's coolest music venues and travel company Mooove Africa picks its top homegrown holidays for adventurous Ghanaians and we take a deep dive into the attractions of Nigerian capital Abuja, including its thriving art scene. There’s also the latest chance to put your word skills to the test against FLYafrica’s own puzzle master Wellington Jighere, the former Scrabble world champ. Check it out now! Africa World Airlines, Bliss Yoga Accra, Y'akoto, Mami Wata Surf, Fiery Film, Mooove Africa

16/09/2021

TINY TECH: the best small gadgets

It is impossible to know the future, but one thing looks likely: it’s going to be small. Advances in technology have led us to create ever tinier gadgets with next-gen nanotechnology set to work on the miniscule scale of molecules and atoms. For now, here are five examples of science cut down to size.

Take a look: https://issuu.com/landmarine/docs/flyafrica-issue11/s/13385151

13/09/2021

When Captain Victor Elcis Aryeetey landed his Africa World Airlines Embraer E145 jet at Kotoka International Airport on May 28, just a couple of days shy of his 65th birthday, it called time on a glittering 40-year career as a pilot that has included 11,000 flights and 20,000 flying hours. His arrival in 2012 at AWA, as pilot and head of safety, was pivotal in entrenching world-class safety standards in the then fledgling airline, which it has maintained to this day. Here, in his own words, the father-of-three looks back on his life in the skies.
Read Now: https://issuu.com/landmarine/docs/flyafrica-issue11/s/12814216

08/09/2021

Whether you believe it was formed by a crash-landing meteorite or the wishes of a water goddess, Lake Bosomtwe is a magical place. Adventurer Selorm Ernest Sosu meets the people who call it home.
Read Now: https://issuu.com/landmarine/docs/flyafrica-issue11/s/13223013

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06/09/2021

The discovery of a long-thought-lost coffee species in the highlands of Sierra Leone is heralded in a recent study as having the potential to future-proof the multi-billion dollar global coffee industry against the effects of climate change. It is also hoped that a return to commercial production of the highly rated coffea stenophylla in Sierra Leone will once again make the country synonymous with speciality coffee and give its smallholder farmers a crop that commands a decent price.
Read Now: https://issuu.com/landmarine/docs/flyafrica-issue11/s/12814223

01/09/2021

Onye Ubanatu has always been on a quest for freedom. As a young boy growing up in historic Warri in southern Nigeria he loved to chase birds, beguiled by their ability to fly. Now he has taken flight too as an in-demand videographer and content creator travelling across West Africa and beyond to capture stories of its people and places.
Read Now: https://issuu.com/landmarine/docs/flyafrica-issue11/s/12814221

Image courtesy of MPML Media/Onye Ubanatu

26/08/2021

Legendary Ghanaian photographer James Barnor has seen his work reach a new audience in recent years with a series of high-profile exhibitions. Here, FLYafrica shares images he took in Accra in the 1950s

Take a look now: https://issuu.com/landmarine/docs/flyafrica-issue11/s/12814219

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