Tanzania's fast-rising designer Jocktan Wa Makeke over the weekend showcased his new collection at the 2016 East Africa Fashion Week alongside other designers from Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and S.Sudan.

Tanzania's fast-rising designer Jocktan Wa Makeke over the weekend showcased his new collection at the 2016 East Africa Fashion Week alongside other designers from Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and S.Sudan. His collection dubbed African Beauty In In The Darkness is inspired by African nature and beauty. Look his collection below.

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