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Akure, Nigeria - August 12, 2012: Some african people dressing white clothes, in a religious ceremony at the city of Akure, Nigeria, on August 12, 2012
Bissau, Guinea-Bissau: French Bissau-Guinean cultural center - The CCFBG is responsible for the dissemination of French language and culture in Guinea-Bissau and supports the production of local artists. Che Guevara Square.
The Palace of the first Olu of Ibadan land, Oba Abass Okunola Aleshinloye. He reigned within 1930 to 1946. Shot on 10th March 2024.
Cape Coast, Ghana - 19 Februar 2022: Everyday street scenes in Tema, wider region of Accra, a male pedestrian walks by a Melcom supermarket
The colourful Great Mosque is a Porto-Novo iconic site, Benin
Open sewer system in Africa. Some people are walking along.
Karachi, Pakistan - 21 Mar 2021: The national art museum in Karachi, Pakistan
San Diego de Alcalá or Fuerte Campo Elías Castle, Delta Amacuro, Venezuela
Christian church in Akure, Nigeria
Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: modern building hosting the headquarters of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS / CEEAC) - ECCAS is made of 11 Member States, namely Republic of Angola; Republic of Burundi; Republic of Cameroon; Centrafrican Republic; Republic of Congo; Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe; Democratic Republic of Congo; Gabonese Republic; Republic of Equatorial Guinea; Republic of Rwanda; and the Republic of Chad - The Community promotes and supports the Member States in economic matters and in the establishment of a customs union and the resulting creation of a common market - CEEAC is a largely heterogeneous community compared to other regional associations in Africa, with the former Belgian colonies of Burundi and DR Congo as well as the Spanish-speaking Equatorial Guinea and the Portuguese-speaking island state of São Tomé and Príncipe on one side and the Francophone states on the other - the building originally hosted the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - Siège CEEAC-ECCAS.
The Palace of the King of Ile - Ife. Ifẹ̀ is an ancient Yoruba city in south-western Nigeria. The city is located in present-day Osun State. Shot on 12th January 2018.
Pillared walkway entrance to the Shwe Inn Thein Paya temple complex, Myanmar, Southeast Asia. Myanmar, formerly Burma, is a predominantly Buddhist culture with a plethora of shrines, temples and places of worship distributed throughout the country, which is a colorful amalgam of the original Tibeto-Burman and Pagan kingdoms that now show little sign of British and Japanese rule but now notable for its precious stones, tourism and dubious human rights record.
Tribal mural on wall of a mud house in a tribal village in Birbhum, West Bengal
ouidah, benin.
Santiniketan, India – March 12, 2010: Human Mural House for Santiniketan
Lagos skyline over creek between Victoria Island and Ikoya.
Bahawalpur, Pakistan - 26 Mar 2021: Sadiq Garh palace, a vintage building close Bahawalpur, Punjab province, Pakistan
Libreville, Estuaire Province, Gabon: people by the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS / CEEAC) headquarters - ECCAS is made of 11 Member States, namely Republic of Angola; Republic of Burundi; Republic of Cameroon; Centrafrican Republic; Republic of Congo; Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe; Democratic Republic of Congo; Gabonese Republic; Republic of Equatorial Guinea; Republic of Rwanda; and the Republic of Chad - The Community promotes and supports the Member States in economic matters and in the establishment of a customs union and the resulting creation of a common market, it includes almost 140 million people - the building was previously used by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) - boulevard Triomphal El Hadj Omar Bongo - Siège CEEAC-ECCAS.
Cenotaph for Sodeke, the leader of the Egba people who led them to Abeokuta in 1830. Shot on 8 March 2024.
Yaounde, Cameroon. March 08, 2011. Lot of people on a crowded market on the street.
The Dantokpa international market is located in the West African city of Cotonou, in the Republic of Benin. This market is known for its age and its ability to offer users almost anything they want to buy. Men, women and children come here every day to earn a living by selling or offering various services.
African town view.
31 January 2023, Yamai Temple complex of the palace in Aundh Gaon (Village) Satara, Maharashtra, India. Aundh is popularly known as Bhavani Museum. It has a collection of artefacts of the King of the princely state of Aundh.
Antananarivo,Madagascar. 25 october 2023. beautiful and impoverished capital of Republic Madagascar. colorful houses, slums. Scenes of Malagasy life. People on streets
Ouidah / Whydah / Ajuda, Atlantique Department, Benin: boys play on Maro Square (France Avenue), near their school and the Central Mosque with its Afro-Brazilian architecture, completed in 1818, built by Senegalese and Malian immigrants. Islam is one of Benin ’s major religions, particularly prevalent in the northern regions. Approximately 30% of the population adheres to Islam, with the majority being Sunni Muslims, influenced by the Maliki school of thought. Islam was introduced to Benin through trans-Saharan trade routes and further spread by the migration of Hausa, Fulani, and Songhai ethnic groups. Today, the religion is deeply integrated into the cultural and social fabric of northern Benin, where mosques and Islamic educational institutions play an important role in community life.
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso - February 15, 2020: Entrance gate to the grounds of the Musée National du Burkina Faso (National Museum of Burkina Faso).
Entry Classroom Building Pan-American Agricultural Institute of Zamorano near Tegucigalpa
The Palace of the first Olubadan of Ibadan Land. Shot 3 March 2024.
Lagos, Nigeria - November 24, 2017: Crowded road intersection street market near Carter Bridge.
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