Essays Of Africa - June 2016

In this issue

The June 2016 issue of Essays Of Africa looks into a wide variety of topics including remaining youthful at any age, the gluten-free revolution that is taking the world by storm, and the realities of being a first-time homeowner. With Father’s Day being a June celebration, we also look into whether being a daddy’s girl – or not – actually creates issues in how women relate to their romantic partners. It wouldn’t have been a full June issue without us acknowledging the 40th anniversary of the student protests of 1976.

Our News Report speaks to people who were students during that time to get a deeper understanding of the politics of the day. The dynamic women we have featured this month include our accomplished and stunning cover girl, Azania Mosaka, and Dr Tracey Matube, as well as Native Rhythm’s Velile Sithole. We explore the current suede and leather fashion trend, with fashion pages that will have you running to the stores. Enjoy!

Essays Of Africa Magazine Description:

Essays Of Africa is a glossy lifestyle magazine that highlights the woman’s journey from being a girl to embracing womanhood. It seeks to understand the internal and external factors that influence this woman’s Cycle of life.

This magazine celebrates every facet of being a black woman, whether it is the rich colour of her skin or the authenticity of her spirit.