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Afrimaxx — Most sustainable ideas

In this episode, host Cynthia Zonde Zulu finds out more about plants and pots in Malawi's oldest garden center. Plus: trashy treasures from Nigeria, sustainable hair extensions made from sisal and sun-baked bread.

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Afrimaxx — Modern African Lifestyle

The weekly lifestyle magazine searches for inspiration and innovation in all areas of popular culture – from fashion and design through to architecture, art, food and travel. The focus is on outstanding individuals doing extraordinary things on the African continent.

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