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Troy & Alfonzo Bolden – Two brothers and one dream – The recipe behind the success of Cajun Nation

Brothers Troy and Alfonzo Bolden created the brand Cajun Nation, which has quickly set itself apart in the market with the two ambitious brothers at the helm.

Luis Morales Alonso – the past and present vibrancy

The Central American nation of Nicaragua sits perfectly placed between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea; which has left its boundaries wonderfully open to cultural influence from across the Globe.

George Bell – Orchestrating Change through Healthcare and Non-Profit Leadership

The inspiring journey of George Bell, a remarkable blend of health care executive and jazz musician, who transforms non-profit organisation Capital Area United Way into an outstanding beacon of positive change.

From the Farm to the Courtrooms: The Unconventional Journey of Willie Leday

Charting Willie Leday’s inspiring transition from a humble cotton picker to the Chief Probation Officer of Western Louisiana, this tale unravels a man’s determination to build a legacy beyond the confines of tradition.

Billy Nungesser – A True Success Story of Business to Politics and Philanthropy

Billy Nungesser is by all accounts the very definition of a self made man. Hailing from a poor, working class background to become a multi-millionaire at a young age. he has served as Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana since 2016.

Ted Ellis – A Man of Genuine Polymathic Talent, Dedicated to Uplifting Louisiana’s African-American Community through Art

Ted Ellis is a man of genuine polymathic talents. An astonishingly successful son of Louisiana, born and bred in New Orleans, a chemist by academic training, a former soldier, now a famous, critically and commercially acclaimed portrait artist

Traditional Madagascar Vilage Mahatsinjo In Hill

Madagascar – How Creole culture has embedded itself into the community

Madagascar is an island nation in the Indian Ocean, located off the coast of southern Africa. With a land mass of 587,000 sq km, it is the fifth largest island in the world. The 29.2 million inhabitants are of mixed culture, with a diverse heritage dating back at least 2,000 years.

Mauritius – How Creole culture has embedded itself into the community

Creoles make up 28% of the population of Mauritius, the subtropical island nation located 1,130 km east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. The main island is a popular tourist destination, known for its sandy beaches, coral reefs and blue lagoons.

Her Excellency Lady Sandra Williams & His Excellency Sir Rodney Williams greated by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

H.E. Lady Sandra Williams –

The Halo Foundation isn’t just busy on one night of the year though. With Lady Sandra Williams as its founder and president, it provides advocacy and support to 32 charities of which she and her husband assumed the patronage of when Sir Rodney was appointed as Governor-General in 2014.

Mayor Jennifer Vidrine – Mayor of Ville Platte, Louisiana

Jennifer Vidrine, the remarkably high achieving, courageous and self-assured Mayor of Ville Platte, Louisiana, whom fortune has munificently rewarded for her brave, sustained and unyielding commitment to helping the inhabitants of her town.

New Orleans Jazz Fest 2022: A celebration of the art form

Whether you think the 2022 New Orleans Jazz Festival was a return, a reunion or a rebirth, one thing is for sure - it was a success. The 7-day celebration of Louisiana music, culture and cuisine arrived at ...

Quatre artistes du coeur de la bande neutre

“The Neutral Strip” or “No Man’s Land”… the disputed territory between the United States and Spain along Louisiana’s western border after the Louisiana Purchase became a haven for outlaws, pioneers and diverse...

Celebrating the inscription of Moutya as a UNESCO Cultural Heritage

This musical concert, by a group of Seychellois artists, showcases, The Moutya dance. It depicts the appreciation of the people of Seychelles to the international community.

Maya Angelou – The new face of the US quarter, whose legacy keeps on growing

Maya Angelou was 86-years-old when she passed away in 2014. She was a woman who vowed to leave behind a legacy – and there is no question that she managed to do just that

Susan Mézquita – Dominican artist and cultural mediator for school projects

Susan Mézquita is a visual artist. You might ask: what does this entail exactly? It is, of course, about much more than just making art, exhibiting it to the public and selling it to those who most admire it. While on the surface this is how Mézquita makes her living, she’ll be the first to tell you that there’s so much more going on below the surface.

Donald Cravins - Once Upon A Creole: The Remarkable Story of Donald Cravins Sr. of Louisiana

Lyle and Phyllis Mouton – Two Lives, One Direction

Stella Chase – Continuing the Legacy of Dooky Chase

Tuvalu – The World’s Smallest Paradise, Still Timeless

ACADIA PARISH- The accordion sound that connects two cultures

Jerry Prejean – A Legacy of Leadership, Mentorship, and Community Impact

Back to Congo Square: Benoît LeBlanc’s Quest to Sing the Creole Archive

Hira Gasy Opera: A Unique Creole Art Form in Madagascar

Lyle and Phyllis Mouton – Two Lives, One Direction

Stella Chase – Continuing the Legacy of Dooky Chase

Diplomacy and the Power of Connection

How to Photograph Sunsets and Dawn

Old Medicine: Manglier Tea

Pointe-Marie: A Premier Destination in Baton Rouge, LA, Combining Tradition, Community, and Opportunity

Vincent Ahtime – Bridging Tradition and Innovation – A Journey into Creole Architecture

9th PORT-AU-PRINCE INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL

New Orleans Jazz Fest 2026 – Music, Culture, and the Spirit of a City

Forty Years of Fête – How Festival International de Louisiane Turned a Louisiana Street Into a Meeting Place for the World

A Launch,a Celebration, and a Morning Filled with Kreol Spirit – Kreol Magazine Launch of Issue 43