The phrase "african home" is not correct in written English as it should be capitalized as "African home." You can use it when referring to a home or residence that is located in Africa or associated with African culture.
Example: "After years of living abroad, she finally returned to her African home, where her family had lived for generations."
Alternatives: "African residence" or "home in Africa."
A few words go a long way in the limpid calm of his African home.
His parents welcomes blacks and whites into their South African home, he says.
Take the rhythms that worship the deities of vodun (or voodoo) in their ancestral West African home, Benin.
For Black African home owners, this falls to £21,000 and for Bangladeshi groups it is £15,000.
Things get even more difficult when Bev calls from her African home and begs Petra to come and help her.
Born and reared in Benin, Professor Wantchekon decided to use the 2001 presidential primary in his small West African home country as his case study.
Everywhere else, a plethora of South African, home-grown and European providers has leapt into the market to provide Africans with an extraordinary array of cheaper and more efficient services, now used even by the poorest of farmers, for instance, to check spot prices for agricultural goods in markets miles away.
Some of this is fuelled by demand for wood and charcoal, which the UN estimates is still used in almost 80% of African homes as a cheaper option to gas.
THE sunny kitchen here could not be further from the South African homes and hearing rooms where Frances Reid and Deborah Hoffmann filmed their new documentary, "Long Night's Journey Into Day: South Africa's Search for Truth and Reconciliation".
World Bank officials concede there is concern that a project that has the potential to bring electricity to 500 million African homes might have some of its power diverted to Europe.
For example, a global health company develops a paper-based diagnostic kit that diagnoses common ailments during pregnancy, costing just pennies in African homes, and avoiding expensive trips to clinics.
