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Oh Afrika A Hub for African Contents

Oh Afrika is a hub, created to showcase, promote and preserve African contents such as politics, entertainment, heritage, culture, traditions and so on, in the digital media industry. Oh Afrika is to primarily serve and reaches a global audience of people of African descent, which includes Africans, Black-Americans, Caribbean-Americans, and Afro-Europeans.

13/03/2026

Mummification

Ancient Egyptians believed in an afterlife when someone died. Mummification helped someone reach the afterlife as they believed that an afterlife could only exist if there was a form the soul could repossess after death.

Egyptians believed that the only way to do this was if the body was recognisable.

This is why they spent so long on the process of mummification and why Pharaohs began the building of their tombs during their lifetimes.
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13/03/2026

A Visit To The Omo Valley.

The Omo River in the south of Ethiopia is very remote. For thousands of years, various people from different cultures have lived here, with notable body decorations. You can meet the famous Mursi with their lip plates, but also the Suri, Me'en, Konso, Tsemay, Ari, Dizi, Bana, Hamer, Karo, Bumi and Dassaetch.

Nowadays, most of these people are nomadic or semi-nomadic. They travel through the savannahs and forests with their herds. They differ in traditional household habits, in hunting and agricultural techniques and in the manner in which they make appliances and jewellery.

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13/03/2026

Huka At Dorze Village.

An elder enjoying a moment of reflection with a traditional Huka in Dorze Village, Ethiopia, a cultural practice deeply rooted in the community’s heritage and social life.

13/03/2026

Madagascar From Above.

Antananarivo is the capital and the largest city of Madagascar. It is located in the highlands region, very near to the geographic center of the island.

13/03/2026

Beauty At Its Finest.

It is believed that traditional masks symbolize spirits, and people believe that the power of the spirit is present in the mask.

This mask is from the Chokwe people who live in Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia, and represents an ancestral spirit called Cikunza.

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