Salieu Jalloh on BET Centric’s “Model City”

Written by by Mazuba Kapambwe,Jamati Entourage,NY | February 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment

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He just started modelling about a year ago but Sierra-Leonian model, Salieu Jalloh, has already worked with major companies from Sean John to United Colors of Benenton, and, with a role in “Model City“, on BET Centric, his fame is definitely going to increase. » Read more…

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Catching up with Nunu Wako

Written by by Mazuba Kapambwe ,Jamati Entourage,NY | July 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Ethiopian model Nunu Wako was named the winner of our 2009 Jamati sexiest female competition and we took some time to catch up with her and find out what she’s been up to since winning the competition.

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Arieta Mujay talks Fashion.

Written by by Mazuba Kapambwe ,Jamati Entourage,NY | June 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment

As a stylist and press manager of River Island, Nigerian Uk-based Arieta Mujay has worked with major celebrities like Alek Wek, Tyson Bekford, and Liya Kebede. In an exclusive interview with Jamati Entourage, she shares her advice on what trends Afronista’s should be wearing this summer and her plans for the future.

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Tunji Sarumi – Inspired Photography

Interview by Shirlene Alusa-Brown | May 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Tunji Sarumi is one of those gifted photographers whose work draws you into the album as you view his photography. Primarily a wedding photographer, he manages to capture the unique attributes that make the day very special, highlighting wonderful aspects from an artistic perspective.

Jamati Spotlite: Africa’s Next Top Model.

Interview by By Mazuba Kapambwe | May 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Jamati welcomes you to a new series where we will introduce you to Africans living abroad, who are trying to make a name for themselves in the arena’s of fashion, film, and music. Keep your eyes and ears open as they may be the next big thing.

Ataui Deng – The New Kid On The Block

Written by Shirlene Alusa-Brown | April 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Brace yourselves fashion world, there’s a hot new face in town. She is sizzling and she is related to a top model whose grace and elegance have made her a favorite on and off the runway. Stunning and elegant, it is hard to believe that she is only 17.

Deng signed with Trump Management in New York in 2008 and she walked the fall African Fashion Collective and Christian Siriano shows in New York. Many say that she is Alek Wek’s niece. There is a strong resemblance. She is definitely one to watch.

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Modeling is My Life – Kate Menson

Written by Ameyaw Debrah | January 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Kate Techie Menson, winner of the 2008 Face of Africa modeling competition has declared her intention to become the next African
international supermodel. She agrees that apart from Oluchi, winner of the first edition of the competition, none of the other winners has been able to attain global recognition; and she hopes that she would be able to change all that.

“I am giving it my all and doing what I have to do. I know what I want to achieve and where I want to get to and that is on Oluchi’s level and even above or better. With dreams like that and the
determination and confidence it is possible to do it.” » Read more…

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Auditions for West Africa’s Next Top Model Now On

Written by Shirlene Alusa-Brown | December 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment

West Africa’s Next Top Model project is now officially underway.

This is the official show, co-signed by CBS, the licensor for America’s Next Top Model and all its international formats.

Sera Lubowa – Miss Uganda 2007

Written by Shirlene Alusa-Brown | November 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Sera Lubowa was born in Kampala, Uganda, moved to Paris, France when she was 6 years old, and then moved to Texas to live with her mother who had moved away earlier. At age 7, she enrolled in Kendal Dance Studio to learn Ballet and Jazz. She helped create the L.D. Bell Steppers at L.D. Bell High school, led them to the Legacy of Champions, and enrolled in the KD Studio Actors Conservatory while she was in high school.

She was discovered during a club photo shoot and introduced to modeling. Crowned Miss Uganda 2007-2008, she has gone on to use her fame to draw attention to foundations like Invisible Children, Children on a Mission, and KACI&I. To learn more about her, visit her website.

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Linany Couture

Interview by Busola Afolabi | February 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Couture might be a French word, but it is rapidly becoming a household name in African fashion. And, with Africa’s unique clothing and sense of style, it might be safe to predict that our Continent is giving this fashion capital a run for its money. Want proof? Linda Anyaegbu is the founder of Linany Couture, a full service fashion boutique with services ranging from individual wardrobe makeovers to taking brides through designing their dream gown. She shares her vision for the African entertainment industry through the impact of her company with Jamati. » Read more…

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