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Riviera Maya, Lagos, Dakar, Mexico City, Atlanta — the SenKofa City Guides are written for travellers who care more about texture than top-tens.
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The SenKofa Issue
Why Afro-Global Connection and Why SenKofa Magazine?
Building bridges between Africa, the Americas and Afro-descendant communities.
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The Editorial Pillars
Three lenses on the Afro-Global world.
Business and leadership. Arts and identity. Travel and lifestyle. Together they map where the diaspora is going.
Affairs
All Affairs stories →Business, leadership, technology and investment shaping the Afro-Global economy.
Culture
All Culture stories →Arts, music, literature, identity and heritage across borders.
Lifestyle
All Lifestyle stories →Destinations, design, gastronomy and the art of living.
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Property
Property — where capital, design and identity meet.
From Marrakech medinas to Riviera Maya jungle villas, from Lagos high-rises to Dakar waterfronts — Property maps where the Afro-Global world is buying, building and belonging.
Fashion
Designers, runway and the new Afro-Global codes of style.
From Lagos Fashion Week to the Parisian ateliers of a new diaspora generation — the SenKofa Fashion desk takes the long view.
Culture
A culture desk for the diaspora — identity, design, memory.
Arts, music, literature, heritage and design — five lenses through which to read the Afro-Global imagination.
Business
Building the Afro-Global economy — leaders, capital, ideas.
Founders, investors and the new generation of operators across Africa, the Caribbean and the diaspora — the Business desk profiles them all.
Affairs
A new economy taking shape — between Lagos, Dakar and Atlanta.
Capital, talent and trust are rewriting the rules of the Afro-Global economy. Twelve observations from our Affairs desk on what comes next.