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Toluwani Omotesho

Toluwani Omotesho

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Newsletter Editor, Minority Africa

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Total articles 14

  • Tanzania pushing out Maasai to attract rich tourists

    By Toluwani Omotesho| Minority Africa Verified This week, we start in Burkina Faso, which has joined the list of African countries banning homosexuality. Next, we travel to Tanzania, where the government is displacing Maasai herders to expand nature reserves. And finally, we stop in Japan, where queer couples are opting for photo weddings to celebrate their commitment and raise awareness of LGBT+ issues.  But first, in Eswatini, scores of Swazis supported Pride celebrations in the tiny Southern African kingdom.

    By Toluwani Omotesho · Minority Africa

    Jul. 19, 2024

  • How some African women are bringing back tattoo traditions erased by colonization

    By Toluwani Omotesho| Minority Africa Verified This week, we start in Nigeria, where a trans-woman was bullied for attending a women-only event. Then, we travel to Mauritania, where a boat carrying migrants to Europe capsized, killing 89 people. Finally, we stop in Afghanistan, where there are concerns about the absence of women in the ongoing UN-Taliban talks. But first, in Ghana, on July 17, the Supreme Court is expected to give a verdict on the anti-LGBTQ+ bill.

    By Toluwani Omotesho · Minority Africa

    Jul. 19, 2024

  • Tanzania pushing out Maasai to attract rich tourists

    By Toluwani Omotesho| Minority Africa Verified This week, we start in Burkina Faso, which has joined the list of African countries banning homosexuality. Next, we travel to Tanzania, where the government is displacing Maasai herders to expand nature reserves. And finally, we stop in Japan, where queer couples are opting for photo weddings to celebrate their commitment and raise awareness of LGBT+ issues.  But first, in Eswatini, scores of Swazis supported Pride celebrations in the tiny Southern African kingdom.

    By Toluwani Omotesho · Minority Africa

    Jul. 19, 2024

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Minority Africa

Minority Africa is a digital publication providing solutions news content on African minority communities and persons using Data, Immersive, and Mobile journalism. From across Africa, we cover women, sexual, religious, and ethnic minorities, persons living with disabilities, and refugees through a solutions journalism lens.

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