THE AFRICA MEDIA NEVER SHOW YOU
Hello!
My name is Aiman Y. Ally i go as all-incredible in steemit, i am 22 years of age and also a Tanzanian resident.
Back in 2015 i went to Middle east to visit my relative from my mother's side and whenever people find out that i grew in Africa, they tend to have allot of questions. They want to know why i don't have an accent and whether i grew up in a hut and what it was like having a giraffe for a pet. Annoying as those kind of nonsense they are mostly surface-level reflections of deeper problem: Because of the way the continent is routinely represented in main stream global media, what people are asking is why i don't fit in their stereotypical assumptions about what Africa is, where do disease poverty and wild animal fit in to narration of my life?
The images bellow showing the beauty of Africa
Amaizing pinc lake in senegal
World famous white sandy beach in Kenya
Streats of Zanzibar
Johannesburg city south Africa
Mount Kilimanjaro Tanzania the second highest mountain after Everest and and first above sea level
The images below is showing the Africa 3 Women head of states
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf serves as the 24th and current President of Liberia since 2006. Sirleaf is the first elected female head of state in Africa.
Catherine Samba-Panza was interim President of the Central African Republic from 2014 to 2016.
Ameenah Firdaus Gurib-Fakim, is a Mauritian biodiversity scientist who has served as the President of Mauritius since 2015.
The images bellow show various campuses in Africa
The university of Capetown
Dar-es-salaam University
Sinai University Egypt
The images bellow is showing fashion in Africa
Highlighting some aspects of Africa the global media actively ignores doesn't mean denying the very real issues, we must collectively deal with it, simply mean the continent and the billion people who inhabit it's 56 countries have the same right to plurality that the rest of the world does.