IN 2018 A dating app was launched targeting African diasporas in America. CultureCrush was described by its founder as an "inclusive ecosystem". And if that were not romantic enough, the app promised to be the first to allow users looking for love to search mates by "nationality, ethnicity and tribe". For lonely hearts in Chicago or New York it may well be a useful feature. But in Africa, love, or at least marriage, is increasingly transcending ethnic boundaries. That is according to several studies published in the past two years, all of which find that it is becoming more common for Africans to get hitched to partners from other groups.
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