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Bold, vibrant and deeply comforting. West African cooking is built on tomatoes, peppers, palm oil and rice — from smoky jollof to rich egusi soup.

Aromatic and ancient. East African cuisine spans Ethiopian spice stews, Kenyan pilau and coastal Swahili flavours of coconut and lime.

Layered and fragrant. North African food is famous for slow-cooked tagines, couscous and warm sweet-savoury spice blends.

Earthy and hearty. Central African cooking celebrates cassava leaves, peanuts, plantain and palm oil in rich, slow-simmered stews.

A rainbow of influences. Southern African food blends indigenous, Dutch and Malay traditions in dishes like bobotie and braai.