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Ife is a MUN student, musician and a lover of food and adventure. She was born in Nigeria and grew up in South Africa. Farai (aka King Sway or just Sway) is a Zimbabwean musician is a fourth year business student. If he isn't studying, he's spending time with friends or making music.

A Canadian actors' union has filed grievances against two production associations, claiming unequal treatment of BIPOC performers in hair and makeup services on sets.

In a special holiday edition of Stuffed, hosts Columbus Guyo, Ife Alaba and Farai Gwasira are facing off to see who construct the best gingerbread in front of a panel of experts. They've got about 15 years of experience when it comes to Christmas and sweets — and believe us, they don't sugarcoat things.

It turns out just about anything can be turned into a chip. Join us as we launch a new season of Stuffed.

A sense of place and belonging: Lloydetta Quaicoe helps newcomers to N.L. feel at home Ife Alaba chats with Lloydetta Quaicoe, founder of Sharing Our Cultures, about the importance of helping newcomers feel connected in Newfoundland and Labrador. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jun 03, 2021 9:00 AM NT | Last Updated: June 3 Lloydetta Quaicoe founded Sharing Our Cultures in 1999, providing young students an opportunity to share and learn from each others cultures. (CBC/Mark Cumby ) In 1999...

How this womans app is offering one of many paths we need to tackle food security When oceanographer Mirella Leis moved from Brazil to Newfoundland and Labrador eight years ago, she looked forward to buying super-fresh seafood, right from the wharf. As John Gushue writes, her solution is just one of many local ideas aimed at improving local access to good, nutritious food. Social Sharing

So sweet: Meet the bakers behind Ronalds Delicacies Treats Ife Alaba chats with the bakers of Ronalds Delicacies Treats as part of our Being Black in N.L. series. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 07, 2021 6:00 AM NT | Last Updated: May 7 Tadiwa Ronald Rushambwa and Tadiwa Mugwise are the bakers of Ronalds Delicacies Treats. (Mark Cumby/CBC) For Tadiwa Ronald Rushambwa, helping his mom in the kitchen back home in Zimbabwe inspired him to start his own business here in St. Johns.  Rusha...

An open conversation about racism: Meet the founders of Black Lives Matters N.L. Ife Alaba chats virtually with the co-founders of Black Lives Matter NL as part of our Being Black in N.L. series. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 21, 2021 7:00 AM NT | Last Updated: April 21 Brian Amadi, Precious Familusi and Raven Khadeja are the founders of Black Lives Matter N.L. (CBC ) After the killing of George Floyd, Precious Familusi, Brian Amadi and Raven Khadeja started talking back and forth ...

A taste of Africa in St. Johns: Meet the owners of Afro Kitchen NL Ife Alaba chats virtually with Sunday and Christiana Emmanuel about their business Afro Kitchen NL as part of CBCs Being Black in N.L. series. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 27, 2021 4:30 PM NT | Last Updated: February 27 Sunday and Christiana Emmanuel co-own Afro-Kitchen NL, a new business operating out a catering school on Torbay Road in St. Johns.(CBC) This week on Being Black in N.L., host Ife Alaba chats virtuall...