African Drumming:  African drums, djembe, drumming and dancing holidays in Gambia, West Africa.
Formed several years ago, it is run by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic musicians from the UK, Gambia, Guinea and other West African countries. Its roots stem from a love of traditional African percussion and dance, particularly from the Mandingue (or Malinke) culture.

Africa Focus - Sights and Sounds of a Continent:  This multi-media site is a treat for those desiring to discover more about Africa.  A first class job by the University of Wisconsin.

Africa - from the Sahara to the Serengeti:  An interactive learning experience from National Geographic and PBS.  This is fantastic.

Hopes on the Horizon:  A PBS special about Democracy and Human rights in various African Countries. 

Life in Africa:  A website that makes the daily of Africans real.  Monthly newsletter and on line communities are available.  There are also opportunities to micro-finance some projects of empowerment.

African Odyssey:  This is a site for students to gain cultural knowledge and understanding of Africa, but is a great resource for any aged student of Africa.

Africa Styles Clothing and Accessories: African clothing, fashion attire and accessories for men and women. Include traditional Yoruba Aso Oke wedding attires, elegant outfits in tie-dye and casual clothing apparel for all occasions.

Hats off - A salute to African Headwear:    A fascinating site that looks at the various headwear found it African culture.

African Voices:  This is from the Smithsonian Institute and is an excellent multi-media site to put you into touch with Africa and its various cultures.

Ghana Information and Directory:  Everything you need to know about Ghana, the perfect place to plan your visit.  A very informative site.

Life in East Africa:  The journey takes you to Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and South Sudan.

Sixoone:  Celebrates African culture across the continent connecting various communities around Africa and the world.  A newer site that is worth a second look.  Lots of things to discover here and a nice place to see events coming up concerning African art and culture.