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Feature: Kenyan artists resurrecting ancient beats amid cultural renaissance

Feature: Kenyan artists resurrecting ancient beats amid cultural renaissance
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Number of Africans in extreme poverty could rise to 514 mln in 2021: UNECA

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Number of Africans in extreme poverty could rise to 514 mln in 2021: UNECA
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Locals wait to receive food donation in Mombasa County, Kenya, Nov. 6, 2020. (Xinhua/Joy Nabukewa)
The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa has warned the COVID-19 pandemic could further exacerbate Africa's extreme poverty as a total of 514 million Africans are projected to fall below the extreme poverty line in 2021, unless the impact of pandemic is contained.
ADDIS ABABA, March 4 (Xinhua) -- The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has warned the COVID-19 pandemic could further exacerbate Africa's extreme poverty as a total of 514 million Africans are projected to fall below the extreme poverty line in 2021, unless the impact of pandemic is contained.

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(Hello Africa) Feature: Henna tattooing gains traction in Kenya

(Hello Africa) Feature: Henna tattooing gains traction in Kenya
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Pictured is Khadija Ali preparing henna in her home in Nairobi, Kenya, on Feb. 18, 2021. (Xinhua/Chrispinus Omar)
Artists in Kenya are reviving the ancient Henna tattoo, a kind of body painting art using naturally occurring dye that stains the skin, with more modern patterns and drawings that attract a growing number of enthusiasts.
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NAIROBI, Feb. 22 (Xinhua) -- Khadija Ali's precision while making intricate details to a Henna tattoo is admirable. Her outstanding skills are a result of years and years of practice.
For more than ten years, the mother of two has been tracing elaborate and basic patterns onto her client's skin.

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