Accent and Name Wahala: Should You Change Your Accent or Name to Fit In Abroad?
Some Africans abroad shorten their names or change their accents for work. Others refuse. Is it smart adapting or losing yourself? more
Funniest Things Colleagues Abroad Have Said About African Food
“Is jollof just rice?” “Why is your soup so spicy?” “You eat that with your hands?” What is the funniest thing a… more
Japa or Stay: Is Moving Abroad Still Worth It in 2026?
The japa debate never ends. With higher costs abroad and changing visa rules, is moving abroad still worth it? Who should go,… more
How Do I Find an African Church or Mosque Abroad?
For many Africans abroad, a church or mosque is where you find friends, job leads, childcare help and a sense of home.… more
Naming Ceremonies, Weddings and Burials Abroad: How Do Families Keep Traditions?
Naming ceremonies, traditional weddings, and sending a loved one home for burial all look different abroad. How does your family keep these… more
How to Throw an Owambe Abroad: Venues, Caterers, Aso Ebi and Noise Rules
Birthday, wedding, naming or thanksgiving, Africans abroad still know how to party. How do you plan an owambe abroad without breaking the… more
How to Find a Good African Restaurant or Caterer Abroad for Your Party
Party coming up and you need jollof that will not embarrass you? How do you find a reliable African caterer or restaurant… more
Best Hair and Skin Products for Africans in Cold, Dry Weather Abroad
Cold air outside and heating inside can leave skin ashy and hair dry and breaking. Which products and routines actually work for… more
Where Can I Get African Hair Braided Abroad and How Much Does It Cost?
Knotless braids, cornrows, Ghana weaving, locs. Finding a good braider abroad can be hard and prices vary wildly. Where do you go,… more
How to Bring Your Parents to Visit You Abroad: Visitor Visa Tips
Many Africans abroad want their parents to visit, see the grandchildren or attend a graduation. What helps a parent’s visitor visa application,… more
