Pan African Lifestyle

Kai Cenat embarks on his first-ever visit to Nigeria, his ancestral homeland. In this captivating vlog, experience Kai's initial impressions, cultural discoveries, and heartfelt emotions as he immerses himself in the rich heritage of Nigeria. From bustling streets to vibrant markets, Kai's journey offers a glimpse into the essence of Nigerian life. Amidst his exploration, Kai shares his aspirations of extending his African voyage to Ghana, fueling his excitement for the diverse experiences awaiting him across the continent. Don't miss this unforgettable journey of self-discovery and cultural connection as Kai embraces his roots in the land of his ancestors.

Numerous social media influencers, political commentators, celebrities, and public figures respond to Erik Prince's racially charged comments advocating for the recolonization of Africa.

Traverze Culture is a framework that emphasizes relationship building, Afrocentric regenerative travel, and global passage, focusing on recognizing marginalized cultures’ global contributions. The mission of Traverze Culture LLC (Tverze) is to provide people with a new view of the world. Tverze collaborates with host countries' public and private sectors to develop unique tourist travel experiences. As a result, they make sure that their patrons intentionally support their clients' yearning for adventure and the local economy.

Ivy Prosper is a passionate about changing the narrative of Africa that mainstream media has painted for decades. The last few years she has been instrumental in encouraging people to consider Africa as a place of travel, business and potential place to relocate. Her work as the Social Media Manager for Ghana Tourism Authority's 'Year of Return' and 'Beyond the Return' campaigns since 2019 has been a driving force when it comes to encouraging the global African diaspora to visit Ghana.

Michael Blackson opens the Michael Blackson Academy in Ghana, offering free education to children.

Hey PALs! In this video, we explore the creative genius of the Congolese dandies or the "Sapeurs".

Kwab Asamoah, Ghanaian CEO of Kustom Looks Clothier, gives an intimate and in-depth analysis on the African and African-American gap. Kwab also offers his solutions for the diaspora's prosperity in Africa, with fellow Africans.

The incredible story of Pan African Lifestyle, and how Emmanuel Bope and Solange Bope created the brand that made Pan-Africanism cool again.

Idris Elba talks about the African Orange Economy and the necessary narrative shift.

Sheryl Lee Ralph visits Ghana for the first time and shares her experience, gives inspiration, and details the journey of her award ceremony Kente dress.

Bounty Killer talks dancehall and Afrobeats, explores the history similar foundation of each genre (Kongo Beat) and the barriers to globalizing and leveraging our music.

Tiffany Haddish shares her journey to Eritrea and urges the African diaspora to experience the motherland personally instead of being influenced by the mainstream narrative.

Various celebrities from the African diaspora talk about advancement in the motherland, changing the brand of Africa, and building infrastructure.

Ozwald Boateng travels to the motherland and shares his thoughts on the development of Africa.

Ozwald Boateng shares his thoughts on the industrialization of Africa.

A deep breakdown of Black Panther and the hood parallel as observered by Nipsey Hussle.

An intimate look at Nipsey Hussle's unapologetic expression of his Eritrean culture and African roots.

Afromusic stars and global artists share their thoughts on the rise of Afrobeats and African music as a whole.

Wode Maya shares how he went from being a Ghanaian village boy to Africa's most influential YouTuber.

A glimpse of Tiwa Savage and her journey to become the Queen of Afropop.

Prince Arnold Kufulula shares his rags to riches story and gives details of the Wolf of Congo: Prince of Kinshasa book and film. 

Asafa Powell and his wife Alyshia Miller-Powell visit Ghana to connect with the motherland and inspire Ghanaian youth in sports.

Steve Harvey passionately expresses why Africa is misunderstood by the African diaspora, and how Africa is his homeland.

Kendrick Lamar escapes to Ghana to heal and gain inspiration for his album.

Kevin Hart visits major South African cities and talks about his Msanzi experience, and the perception of Africa abroad.

Idris Elba visits Sierra Leone and Ghana, and talks about his plans to build African cinema.

Djimon Hounsou speaks about the importance of developing the African film industry.

Paul Kagame exposed for his war crimes and genocide in eastern DR Congo.

Idris Elba is set to invest in film studios across the African continent.

Dave Chapelle shares his transformational journey to Accra, Ghana.

Chance The Rapper discusses the importance of creating black cultural spaces and redefining identity.

In this interview with Dr Umar Johnson, the revolutionary Pan-African shares his thoughts on the importance of strategic repatriation and the foundation to the development of Africa.

Steve Harvey shares his experience creating a number television show in South Africa and Ghana. He also talks about how the new generation can bring change in Africa.

In this episode, we explore the truth about the stereotypical and negative narrative of Africa propagated by mainstream media.

Various thought leaders in the Pan-African community share their thoughts on the issue of poverty and practical ways Africa can become a super continent and a respected global leader.