Khosi Dlomo, a South African teenager and the only black female registered in tent pegging in sub-Saharan Africa, competes in this military-origin equestrian sport by riding down a track to remove wooden pegs with a lance. She experiences an adrenaline rush and energy boost from the competition, where riders earn points based on their performance, with a maximum of 192 points available across 32 attempts. Dlomo, who discovered the sport at six, feels honored yet pressured to advocate for it as she competes at the World Championships.
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From reviving Savile Row to dressing Burna Boy for the Met Gala
Ozwald Boateng, a celebrated British-Ghanaian designer, made a significant impact at this month's Met Gala, dressing notable celebrities, including Burna Boy and Tems, under the theme "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style." Boateng, who has spent 40 years redefining men's fashion with his vibrant designs and cultural influences, sees this event as an opportunity to connect with a new audience, emphasizing the importance of African heritage in fashion. Despite past challenges, including a bankruptcy in 1998, he...
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