Spin:Africa Pride (women of Africa)

[its_normal]

Holy shyt, this thread is fire. Props to every man posting pictures. If shyt don't work out with my girl, i know which continent I'm hitting for my wife.

 

[archer24]

 

[KEEPITTRILLA]

I can kinda rock with this thread my first was a Nigerian

fukk her doe

 

[newworldafro]

More Tanzania(n) Women V

Jacqueline Chrisant

...during...Miss Tanzania 2011..a singer...

 

[newworldafro]

More Tanzania(n) Women VI

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[newworldafro]

More Tanzania(n) Women VII

Lilian Paul

 

[newworldafro]

Last of Tanzania(n) Women......................................................................................................................for the moment

Stella & Itika

Model: Warda

 

[Enzo]

Can we get some east african love. Kenya, Ethiopia, Egypt, Somalia

 

[newworldafro]

Congolese Girls - SkyscraperCity

I call her MoneySandrine Ngalula


Sandrine Ngalula is a Congolese engineer from Congo-Kinshasa. She works and lives in Ohio (USA) where she graduated in Electrical Engineering. She is particularly gifted and has succeeded to transform an electric car prototype into a hybrid car by integrating a fuel cell.

A fuel cell is an electrochemical device that converts hydrogen into electricity. The car's main fuel becomes hydrogen which releases only water as waste. The idea of developing a car that runs on hydrogen is not new. But it may be that Sandrine Ngalula Mubenga has found the solution because, in addition to making the car hybrid, she has conceived a hydrogen station (as opposed to petrol stations). The hydrogen station she has developed is solar-powered. Its working principle is simple: splitting water (H2O) into hydrogen and oxygen and collecting the hydrogen in tanks (reservoirs). An American car manufacturer is considering marketing the hybrid system developed by Sandrine Ngalula.

Before Sandrine Ngalula made the prototype a hybrid car, the car's maximum speed was 42 mph (miles per hour) or 67 km/h. With the hybrid system, the prototype reached a speed of 119 mph (191 km/h). Another feature of this car is that it is silent. Proof of the importance of the work of the Congolese lady: the visit of Ohio's Senator, Mr. Voinovich, who met and saw the results of her work.

She also wants to use her genius to serve her country. As a result, she has started developing a plan to electrify villages in Congo-Kinshasa. This plan is primarily designed around solar technology. Congo-Kinshasa has a solar energy potential of about 5 kWh / m² / day. In other words, the sun provides 5 kW of energy on 1 m², or the power required to power about 2 houses. Now, Congo-Kinshasa has an area of 2.3 million sq. km², which should facilitate Sandrine Ngalula's noble ambition if political authorities in her home country pay attention to her work.

Sandrine Ngalula is currently working for Orbital Technical Solutions that specializes in the construction of power plants. She shows to all women that they can also contribute to industrial development in Africa.

 

[newworldafro]

Edit: After looking at my source for these pics, a commenter says some of these are from Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) with 4 million people, and not only neighboring Democratic Repblic of Congo (formerly Zaire) (Kinshasa) with 71 million...but we can assume most come from the latter and much more populated one :shrug:

Time for some central/southern? Africa heat......

African brehs??? Do yall consider this southern or central Africa??? or southcentral??

Zap Mama ft Erykah Badu - "Bandy Bandy"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=aEj9QZakbxU



Democratic Republic of Congo(lese) (formerly Zaire) Women

Sandrine Ngalula Mubenga

Miss Congo Kinshasa 2006

Miss Butembo City 2008.

Miss Congo (Europe).

Joelle Kayembe

 

[newworldafro]

Democratic Republic of Congo(lese) (formerly Zaire) Women II

Noella Coursaris

Barbara Kanam. ( New Congolese Music queen)

Laurette La Perle. ( Congolese Music Princess )

Fabienne Kabeya

 

[newworldafro]

Democratic Republic of Congo(lese) (formerly Zaire) Women III

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Miss Africa, Montreal, Winner of the Pageant

Miss Africa, Montreal, Participant

 

[newworldafro]

Democratic Republic of Congo(lese) (formerly Zaire) Women IV

 

[newworldafro]

Last of the Democratic Republic of Congo(lese) (formerly Zaire) Women V

 

[Shameonyou]

ghana>>>>>>>>