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The Williams sisters urge African women to play tennis  Serena and Venus Williams with the Governor Raji Fashola of Lagos State  Taking their own successes in women's tennis, a sport which before them was dominated by white players, the sisters in their Breaking the Mould Tour in Africa want to inspire women in the African continent to take up the sport and, more generally, to pursue their dreams despite whatever odds they face in male dominated societies. "We were able to break the mould and win a lot of grand slams and change the face of tennis ... when tennis was very dominated by white people," 31-year-old Serena said three days after beating rival Maria Sharapova in the final of the WTA Championships in Istanbul. "It doesn't matter what your background is and where you come from, if you have dreams and goals, that's all that matters," she added. The sisters who are presently in Lagos later conducted tennis classes w

Photos from Runway 3: More designs On the 10th of November, the 'Runway' brand had its third fashion show, Runway 3 at Thisday Dome, hosted by Ebuka Obi-Echendu, Chigurl, Denrele Edun and Matilda Duncan. Among the designers were Elizee, Women's Designers World, John Frica, Debbie African Stitches, Zohir Taglit, Baldon, and Add Ons. There were also musical performances and comedy. Take a tour of some of the designs of that day, from the creative eyes of  Big H Studios (08033119531, 08162427255, 08030757910). Pictures below....

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