10 Misconceptions About Africa
When you go outside of Africa and meet people who have never visited the continent, you will find that they have certain notions about the continent that are either inaccurate or deceptive. On the other hand, it's odd that Africa is known across the globe as the Dark Continent, given that it's one of the sunniest geographical masses on the planet. And also that the locals have a usually upbeat attitude. The concept of darkness, of course, has nothing to do with the weather in this context. Rather, it stems from a widespread lack of broad awareness of the continent.
The continent of Africa has been and still is misunderstood and misaligned. While we may credit the global media for disseminating certain prevalent myths about Africa, ignorance is no longer an excuse in this knowledge era.
Hence, the goal of this video is to shed more light on Africa and all it has to offer as a continent.
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10 Reasons Why African Americans Leave Africa And Never Return
Shalom Family!! Welcome back to our channel. In this video, we delve into the reasons why some African Americans leave Africa and never return. We explore the challenges that can arise living in Africa. Join us as we share our thoughts and experiences on this topic. We hope you enjoy and as always don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE & HIT THE NOTIFICATION BELL!!!!
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7 Misconceptions African Americans Have of Africa
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10 Things That Shocked Us While Visiting South Africa
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Ten Myths About Israel
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Ilan Pappé is considered one of Israel’s most groundbreaking, outspoken and incisive historians and thinkers. His book Ten Myths About Israel examines contested ideas that comprise the discourse of the contemporary state of Israel, the oppression of the Palestinian people and their struggle for liberation, and explains why the two-state solution is no longer viable. It was published on the fiftieth anniversary of the Occupation. Pappé is also the author of The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, The Idea of Israel, and two projects with Noam Chomsky, On Palestine and Gaza in Crisis. In conversation with journalist and South Asia Bureau Chief for The Economist magazine, Max Rodenbeck, Pappé discusses his work, and the truth behind the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, worsening each day.
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9 Things NOT To Do in Nigeria
There are many misconceptions about Nigeria, it's not a poor country, it has a rich culture and cuisine, and not every man there is a prince who wants to give you money. Although Lagos, Abuja, and Calabar seem like well-established tourist locations, there are a few things we should avoid doing when we visit.
1. Don't Flash The Cash.
Most places accept credit cards, so the need for cash is low. Avoid carrying cash if possible and if you have to carry cash, avoid showing it. Keep your wallet and phone in your front pockets and don't wear any expensive jewelry or watches.
2. Don't Make Assumptions.
Although most Nigerians speak English and almost half are Christians you shouldn't assume their culture is the same. Over half of Nigerians are Muslim and the Nigerian culture is an amalgamation of multiple ethnic groups.
3. Don't Forget Your Vaccines!
In addition to your routine vaccines, it is recommended that you get vaccinated for Measles, Yellow fever, Polio, Hepatitis A, Malaria, and Typhoid. It is also a good idea to carry proof of your vaccinations with you as you may be asked for this at the airport.
4. Don't Forget Your Visa.
Unless you are a citizen of a neighboring country, you are going to need a visa to enter Nigeria. Start the process at least a month before your trip because it is quite a lengthy process and requires a lot of paperwork. it is also quite expensive, so be prepared!
5. Don't Be Afraid of The Cuisine!
Nigeria offers all types of international cuisines but their own is delicious (it maybe a bit spicy!) try Bolli which is roasted Plantain Jollof rice and Suya which are spicy kebabs.
6. Don't say you Love Africa!
Nigeria is a country, Africa is a continent. Going to Nigeria and telling a Nigerian you love Africa is like going to Cuba and saying you love North America!
7. Don,t Go Out Alone At Night
Taking walks or going out clubbing alone at night is not recommended. Get a guide or befriend a local, also avoid public transport and book cabs in advance from reputable companies!
8. Don't Forget Your passport
Get photocopies of your passport to carry around with you for identification and only show the original at the airport.
9. Pack Carefully!
Make sure you pack some necessities in your hand luggage, hold luggage can be delayed or even disappear so to avoid spending days in the same clothes, put some in your carry-on bag. Pack a torch and a battery pack too, as power outages are a common occurrence.
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3 Misconceptions about Africa
A lot of people are afraid to travel or move to Africa based on misconceptions that the media portrays. Here are the first 3 Misconceptions of Africa.
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Top 10 Misconceptions About The ‘Most Dangerous’ Travel Destinations
Top 10 Misconceptions About The ‘Most Dangerous’ Travel Destinations
Top 10 Most Dangerous Travel Destinations
Traveling is one of the best ways to broaden your perspective as well as the scope of things that can kill you. Taking a trip may involve quite a few unpleasant experiences—from civil wars to bad—along with awesome ones. That’s why travelers usually avoid some cities and countries altogether as quite a few regions in the world are experiencing one problem or another.
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The True Size of Africa
Many people know very little about Africa, even to the extent that they don't realise it is a continent and not a country. By exploring the misconceptions around its real size, we can shed light on why there is so much ignorance surrounding Africa.
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