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It\u2019s holiday season and Sayaspora hasn\u2019t forgotten about you!<\/div>\n
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We\u2019ve prepared you a list of 10 exciting Afro-Diasporan women owned businesses to look at for your holiday shopping & needs! Sayaspora is all about supporting<\/div>\n
Afro-diasporan women as well as local entrepreneurs: join the movement!<\/div>\n
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Tribia by HAIID3SIGNS is a Montreal-based accessories and home art decor brand. The founder, Fatouma Haidara from Mali is a rising entrepreneur that has proven herself to be bold, creative and authentic. Her necklaces are vibrant and handmade. Tribia is more than a brand, it is a movement, one that strives to represent women in all of\u00a0our<\/i>\u00a0splendour.<\/div>\n
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Female department is a Montreal-based online retailer linking together fashion, community and most importantly female empowerment. Danielle-Jocelyn Otu, Cameroonian entrepreneur, fashionista, philanthropist is the founder! Oh, and if you haven\u2019t read my interview with her you can access it here:\u00a0Click on me<\/a>. Female Department is a \u2018modern, yet Retro, yet Hip, yet Boho\u2019 female brand that believes in
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Aomby Manga is a Montreal-based jewelry brand that offers handmade jewelry created with natural and eco-friendly materials from Madagascar. Their creations are made from ethically sourced Zebu horns that are cut and polished\u00a0by local women using ancestral techniques. Mona Horace from Madagascar, is the founder.<\/p>\n

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Malkia boutique is an online retailer founded by Ariane TL, a Rwandan Montreal-based entrepreneur. They carry East African wear and design. If you are looking for cute African print clothing, they got you. <\/p>\n
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K\u014cDE Cosmetics is a Montreal-based beauty brand\u00a0founded by Guinean entrepreneur, Aissa Diallo. Offering affordable & edgy make-up and beauty products, K\u014cDE is made up of a team of like-minded women ready to provide you high-quality, yet affordable cosmetics that cater to\u00a0all<\/i>\u00a0skin tones. Get your best look ready for the holidays,\u00a0MAC cosmetics are overrated anyway<\/i>, try something new NOW!<\/p>\n

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Alora boutique is a mother-daughter run boutique based in Calgary, Alberta. The founders of Jamaican and Ghanaian origin, are Emily Ghann and her daughter Jameela Ghann. This boutique carries jewelry, beauty products as well as the cutest shopping bags & baskets! Shop in style!<\/div>\n
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Ayacaona is a brand new Montreal-based brand whose name was inspired by Anacaona, who was a\u00a0Ta\u00edno chief\u00a0in Haiti. Anacaona means\u00a0golden flower<\/i>. Aya means\u00a0The creator<\/i>. Ayacaona was founded by Laurence Casimir, of Haitian origin. The brand carries beauty and hair products that are natural and perfect for coily, curly natural hair!<\/div>\n
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Mambosa is a Montreal-based start-up brand founded by Gytana Theobrun, of Haitian origin. The brand carries African-inspired jewelry as well as clothing for adults and kids!<\/div>\n
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Be\u2019liv Beauty is a Montreal-based professional beauty\/make-up service run by the amazing Cameroonian make-up artist, Olivia Kouang. She can \u201cface beat\u201d your face like no other can, trust! Enhance your natural beauty this holiday season & stay slaying with Be\u2019liv.<\/div>\n
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Color\u00e9 Design is a Montreal-based clothing and accessories brand founded by\u00a0<\/span>D\u00e9borah Cherenfant, of Haitian origin. Color\u00e9 Design proposes elegant, colorful and vibrant African and Caribbean-inspired handmade fashion.<\/span><\/div>\n
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Bilphena is a liberian womanist, writer, poet and social justice advocate. Her works have been featured on African & Afro-Diasporian Art Talks (AADAT!), Voices of Africa and Delta Women Magazine\u2019s July 2014 issue.<\/div>\n
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