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Fashion lovers are in for another scintillating fashion experience as the second edition of the GTBank Fashion weekend set to hold on the 11th and 12th of November, 2017, Sun News reports. The 2-day event will showcase variety of Africa’s finest styles and trends.

The 2016 debut of the consumer-focused event received very positive reviews nationally and internationally. Attracting over 30,000 guests over the 2-day period, the event featured a series of master classes, runway shows and a curated retail exhibition – creating the biggest, most thrilling exposé of African fashion to take place on the continent till date. The retail exhibition gave the over 90 Small Businesses that participated the opportunity to exhibit, sell and connect with consumers, as well as discover new markets.

This year’s Fashion Master Classes will feature global fashion experts such as reality TV personality and runway coach J Alexander, best known for his work on America’s Next Top Model, to renowned fashion entrepreneur and celebrity stylist, June Ambrose to award winning fashion designer, Giles Deacon.

Other fashion and global media experts scheduled to host master classes at this year’s GTBank Fashion weekend include; Editor in-Chief of Essence Magazine, Vanessa De Luca; Kenyan-born Vanessa Kingori, publisher of British GQ Magazine – the famed gentleman’s fashion and style magazine; multi talented Nigerian photographer TY Bello; professional Makeup Artist and Educator, Danessa Myricks; and Fashion Editor & Style Consultant, Shiona Turini.

Fashion enthusiasts will also be treated to the ultimate shopping experience as dozens of Small Businesses will showcase a diverse range of carefully curated affordable and luxury apparel, footwear, accessories, beauty items, and much more. As part of the retail experience there will be a crafts market featuring indigenous fabric and accessories. Each day of the event will close with a series of epic Runway shows featuring Africa’s finest designers and renowned international designers, Mr Segun Agbaje, the Managing Director of Guaranty Trust Bank explains the vision behind the 2017 GTBank Fashion Weekend.

“initiative that is unlocking growth opportunities for small businesses and putting African fashion on a global pedestal. The 2017 GTBank Fashion Weekend will not only give visibility to the amazing talents and entrepreneurial drive of our people at home, it will also connect them with fashion leaders abroad, in order to build local capacity and expertise across the entire Fashion Value Chain.”

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President Donald Trump issued a new travel ban on Sunday that saw North Korea, Venezuela and Chad among a list of eight countries cited for poor security and lack of cooperation with US authorities.

Trump ordered the new restrictions to replace an expiring measure that had locked him into political and legal battles over what critics alleged was an effort to block Muslims from entry into the country since he took office in January.

“Making America Safe is my number one priority. We will not admit those into our country we cannot safely vet,” Trump said in a tweet.

Sudan, one of the six majority-Muslim countries on the original travel ban, was removed from the list. Under the new restrictions, eight nations now have complete or partial blocks on travel to the United States.

Full travel bans were placed on nationals from North Korea and Chad, while the restrictions for Venezuela were limited to officials from a long list of government agencies and their families.

Other countries included in the ban were Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.

In a presidential order, Trump said the action was needed to press the countries to improve procedures for identifying their nationals and sharing information with the United States.

In addition, he said, the list was created to “advance foreign policy, national security and counterterrorism objectives.”

“These restrictions are both vital to national security and conditions-based, not time-based,” a senior administration official said, noting that countries can be removed from the list if they can rise to US traveler vetting standards.

Officials stressed that while Iraq was not included on the new list, it was deeply deficient in security vetting of immigrants and travelers to the United States.

But Baghdad is a close ally and supports the presence of large numbers of US troops and civilian officials. But acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke recommended tough restrictions on travelers to the United States.

– Not a ‘Muslim ban’ –

Speaking on background, government officials said the addition of North Korea and Venezuela demonstrated that the measure was set on the basis of security and was not a “Muslim ban,” as detractors have argued.

“Religion, or the religious origin of individuals or nations, was not a factor,” a senior government official told reporters.

“The inclusion of those countries, Venezuela and North Korea, was about the fact that those governments are simply not compliant with our basic security requirements.”

Chad was added to the list even though Trump’s order called it “an important and valuable counterterrorism partner.”

But the order noted the presence in Chad of several designated terror groups like the so-called Islamic State, Al-Qaeda and Boko Haram.

Nevertheless, “Chad does not adequately share public-safety and terrorism-related information,” it said. And, the order added, the country failed on one “key” but unspecified criterion used in a broad review of countries for the travel ban.

North Korea, locked in a dangerous face-off with Washington over its nuclear weapons program, was added, the order said, because Pyongyang “does not cooperate with the United States government in any respect.”

Venezuela, in a political and economic crisis due to its embattled, increasingly oppressive regime, was listed for a limited ban.

The order placed a prohibition on officials from state agencies responsible for weak security vetting and lack of cooperation with the United States, including the interior and foreign ministries and the main police and intelligence services.

The bans for the five countries from the previous 90-day order, which expired Sunday, would immediately continue under the new order. For North Korea, Chad, and Venezuela, the restrictions will be implemented starting October 18.

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Your hair has the ability to create a tremendous impact on the way you look. Therefore, you should take necessary steps to take care of your hair and prevent it from damage. Some of your bad habits have the ability to ruin the way how your hair looks. Therefore, it is important for you to figure out those bad habits and make sure that the good look of your hair is maintained throughout. Here is a list of 9 shocking habits, which have the ability to damage your hair.

1. Failing to Avoid Stress

Stress would not just create an impact on your mental health. It can also trigger rapid loss of hair. In fact, people who fail to avoid stress would lead their hair into the fall-out phase. Therefore, you need to make sure that you don’t become a victim of stress.

2. Poor Diet

Unhealthy food habits can also trigger hair loss. Your hair is in need of a variety of minerals and vitamins to remain healthy. If you fail to provide these elements through your meals, you will not be able to maintain the good look of hair for a long period of time.

3. Hairstyling Tools

Women in today’s world tend to use a variety of hairstyling tools. It would not be a good idea to experiment with these tools because they can ruin the overall look of your hair.

4. Swimming in Hard Water

Minerals that can be found in hard water can create a tremendous impact on your hair. Therefore, you need to be careful to save your hair from hard water. It would be a good idea to refrain from swimming in hard water as much as possible.

5. Using Chemical Hair Dye Products

Hair dye products contain a variety of unhealthy chemicals such as ammonia and hydrogen peroxide. If you are concerned about the good look of your hair, you must avoid such chemical products.

6. Reckless Teasing

It has been identified that reckless teasing can also trigger hair loss. It can lead you towards getting hair breakage and split ends, which can last for several months. If it is difficult for you to get rid of teasing, you should at least use a comb with fine teeth.

7. Tight Hairstyles

Wearing tight hairstyles can also lead you towards hair fall and damages in hair. Therefore, you need to be careful to avoid hair pulling hairstyles as much as possible. When you go for hairstyles, you need to keep a little loose.

8. Brushing Wet Hair

When your hair is wet, you should never brush it. That’s because your hair becomes fragile when it is vet. As a result, it is more vulnerable to damages. You should make it a habit to comb your hair before washing.

9. Over Washing Hair

Over washing your hair can also trigger rapid hair loss. When you over wash your hair, you tend to use too much of shampoos. This can suck out the natural moisture in your hair and lead it towards damage.

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2. Poor Diet

3. Hairstyling Tools

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