Nigerian artist makes prosthetics for dark skin
In this new episode of Inspire Africa presented by Barbara Loundou, you will meet Job Soyekwo, a young Ugandan tour guide who wants to show his country to a local and young population.
Despite a diversity of landscapes, the country has suffered from a decrease in international tourists over the last two years.
In Kigali, Paradis Imfura Nishimwe is a young entrepreneur who has launched a business of high-end furniture “made in Rwanda” with wood from responsible sources. Through her company, she hopes to showcase her country’s craftsmanship.
Young Nigerian sculptor John Amanam has a surprising background. He is one of the only persons on the African continent to make hyper-realistic prosthetics for amputees with black skin. He started out on his own, following a family tragedy.
