RE-VISITING THE AFRICAN ROOT

Re-visiting the African root is one of our core aim, time is fast running towards it destination and our culture is gradually fading with time, since our schools are being dominated with foreign cultures, traditions and values due to globalization.
96% of programs shown on our televisions these days are predominantly foreign, and for these reasons TOURING AFRICAN intends to bring back the true african values, culture, tradtions and pratices that promote Africanism and good moral conducts by re-visiting them. join us as we travel around the African continent to watch, listen and learn from our elders and leaders.

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