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We Promote Storytellers
We amplify the voices of African digital storytellers helping them to reach and connect with a wider audience.
We Educate Storytellers
We impart storytelling knowledge and skills to grassroots storytellers through expert-curated webinars, workshops, and courses.
We Celebrate storytellers
We identify, recognise, and celebrate outstanding African digital storytellers through The annual Afrobloggers Awards.
African Bloggers
Celebrating Africa's Everyday Storytellers
The Cheeky Natives: Yours in literature
"At the time we established the podcast, it was motivated by what we felt was a dearth of critical engagement with the work of Black writers."
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Travel Blogging with Ericotrips
Ericotrips is an award-winning travel blog by Lagos-based avid storyteller and traveler Eromonsele Oigiagbe What do you seek to achieve through sharing your travel adventures,...
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Valery Shaninga: A peep into my lifestyle.
Namibian blogger Valery Shaninga explains to Afrobloggers how she started blogging, and how niching down has helped her grow.
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Rogers Wanambwa on the value of collaborations.
Rogers Wanambwa shares the vision he has for his blog, his creative process, and the value he derives from collaborating with other bloggers
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Mable Amuron, the bubbling blogger from Uganda
Meet the bubbly writer from Uganda Mable Amuron whose life mission is to cheer up people through her blog: the growing pains
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Rachel Eyo: How to start a successful YouTube Channel
Rachel Eyo is a Nigerian award-winning booktuber. Read her advice on how to start a YouTube channel, and how to balance your time if you have a full-time job elsewhere.
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Getrude Gwenzi: Retaining privacy while sharing the personal
Getrude Gwenzi, a Zimbabwean social scientist shares about the value she derives from having a blog and how she retains her privacy while sharing personal experiences
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Ceeces Travel: How to turn a blog into a brand.
This is my story on how I started Cecces travel as a blog and grew it into a travel and lifestyle brand that you see today!
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February 2025: Let’s Redefine Love (And Amplify Africa’s Stories)
This Month’s Theme: “Love in All Its Forms” – Because Africa’s Heartbeat...
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It’s Not Too Late to Reclaim Your Story in 2025!
Afrobloggers is here to reignite your creative fire. Let’s amplify Africa together....
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Setting Ambitious Yet Realistic Goals for African Content Creators in 2025 while Striking the Balance for Growth and Well-Being
In a fast paced and ever changing arena of African literature and...
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