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100 Influential Africans.

  • Source: New African. 2011, Issue 507, pages. 22

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Ageless the best secret is your attitude.

  • Source: New African. 2009, Issue 482, pages. 4

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Marsha the unsung sonbird.

  • Source: New African. 2009, Issue 480, pages. 4

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Obama's rock and Mum-in-chief.

  • Source: New African. 2008, Issue 479, pages. 4

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Black women's politically correct hair: there is no other group of people in the world today who experience so much ado about their ever-evolving hairdos as we black women. Regina Jere-Malanda looks at the vexing and never-ending debate on Afro hair in the reconstruction of the contemporary black woman's identity, to reveal why political correctness seems glued to our hairstyles.

  • Source: New African. 2008, Issue 479, pages. 5

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Gerry Elsdon "you strike a woman, you strike a rock".

  • Source: New African. 2008, Issue 478, pages. 4

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Beauty and beyond Dr Precious Moloi-Motsepe: yes, a woman can have it all. Beauty, brains, business acumen, a successful and supportive husband, beautiful family and, to crown it all, a pure heart of gold that puts others before self. Meet Dr Precious Moloi-Motsepe, the humble force behind the dynamic and ever-growing South African Fashion Weeks. New African Woman's Regina Jere-Malanda unveils Africa's pretty face of philanthropy.

  • Source: New African. 2008, Issue 478, pages. 5

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Salute to Africa's Heroines: as part of the Black History Month (UK), New African Woman celebrates great women who have shaped our history and our admirable cultural values. Although we feature just a few here, Regina Jere-Malanda argues that these African heroines not only brought true meaning to the words courage, sacrifice and determination, but their immense legacy and tremendous fortitude should inspire and inform women of the future.

  • Source: New African. 2008, Issue 477, pages. 4

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Tanzania riding high: Tanzania is not only a land of spectacular beauty, the resilience of the economy and the people is remarkable. Regina Jere-Malanda has been looking at how the government is building on its ambitious development vision aimed at turning Tanzania into a middle income country by 2025.

  • Source: New African. 2008, Issue 474, pages. 4

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And now ... positive Africa: as explored in the preceding pages, the endemic Western media stereotyping of Africa has reinforced and crystallised an image of the continent so pervasive and profound that Westerners just believe Africa has intractable problems. In concluding this special extended cover story, our deputy editor, Regina Jere-Malanda, points to where the Western media fails to look-positive Africa.

  • Source: New African. 2008, Issue 474, pages. 5

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