Charmaine Brown/Patience GumboMusic can be defined as the only thing transmitted from generation to generation for centuries. In the early stages of life, a baby is accustomed to music while cradled in its mother’s arms; the soft buzzing lulling them to dreamland. In the community, gatherings around the fire on …
Read More »African culture binds President Kagame and General Muhoozi | The new times
The recent visit to Rwanda by Lt. Gen. Muhoozi Keinerugaba, senior presidential adviser on special operations and commander of the Ugandan ground forces, had a big story that the media ignored. The cow handover ceremony by President Kagame to Lt. Gen. Muhoozi was just mentioned in passing, but it had …
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Black Rose’s instinct for style was a local asset. “My mother was an expert seamstress,” she said. “She taught us how to make dresses and hats. We modeled our fashions at church, at community centers, and then at some clubs in Harlem.Along with her sister and two friends, all talented …
Read More »“African culture is based on natural truth” | The Guardian Nigeria News
Born on March 15, 1962 in the Royal Njemanze Dynasty in Owerri, Imo State, Prof. Philip Chidi Njemanze is the Chairman of International Institutes for Advanced Research and Training, Chidicon Medical Center, Owerri, State of Imo. Researcher at Souer’s Stroke Institute, St. Louis University, St Louis MO, USA, Njemanze, studied …
Read More »Best luxury hotels in South Africa 2022
It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful countries in the world; from the Garden Route to Table Mountain, Kruger National Park, the Cape of Good Hope and the winelands of Stellenbosch, South Africa will take your breath away. You’ll need several weeks to cover plenty of ground in this …
Read More »Students will experience African culture, history in the 2022 summer trip to Ghana | Academics
UT has become a long-standing source of international opportunities, giving students the chance to explore the world around them and reach beyond the borders of Knoxville. From June 10 to July 1 this summer, UT is once again offering a unique trip to Accra, Ghana. The faculty-led program will be …
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South Africa’s largest city (technically a megacity), Johannesburg is a bustling, cosmopolitan metropolis. Known as the City of Gold, it was created at the end of the 19th century, following the discovery of precious metals in the region, and became a financial, cultural and commercial superpower in the country. As …
Read More »Poet Mwatabu Okantah shares African culture and history with the community through poetry and song | Latest updates
To celebrate Black History Month, Mwatabu Okantah, Acting Chair of the Department of African Studies, shared the story of his African culture through poetry and song in the Murphy Auditorium on Wednesday. In his multimedia exploration “Word Sounds and Power: Poem for the Living”, Okantah, a 1976 Kent State graduate, …
Read More »Mandinyenya’s mission is to revive African culture
Takaedza-Godfrey-Mandinyenya BY CHIEDZA MAZHANGARAPOET and writer Takaedza Godfrey Mandinyenya says he has embarked on a project on the theme African Poetry Lounge aimed at restoring the “true” African culture and its beauty. Mandinyenya said NewsDay Life & Style that the main objective of the project was to bring together different …
Read More »class celebrates African culture | Herald Community Newspapers
The history of the African empires that flourished between the 14th and 19th centuries, African culture and its diffusion with European and Asian culture, and the contributions of black Americans to American society are the subjects of a course offered at Elmont Memorial High School which focuses on the African …
Read More »Celebrate African culture and heritage with fashion jewelry from TrufacebyGrace
Explore the largest selection of handmade African jewelry and accessories. Inspired by the indigenous cultures of Africa, TrufacebyGrace was founded by Grace Yeboah Ofori to preserve Africa’s cultural heritage through fashion. It brings the largest selection of handcrafted, exotic African jewelry – with ethnic pieces from all over Africa – …
Read More »Basketmouth offers two facets of African culture to “Ghana Jollof” | The culture keeper
Basketmouth’s hit comedy series Ghana Jolof tells the story of two Nigerians who migrate to Ghana to pursue greener pastures, but the show manages to do more. Although this is Showmax’s first original Nigerian comedy series, Ghana Jolof joins Basketmouth’s list of thriving comedy and drama series after Flatmates and …
Read More »Mzansi felt irritated by Zodwa’s new disrespect of African culture for Clout. – iReport South Africa News
1,768 It seems mzansi queen irritated mzansi police with simple attire Zodwa wa bantu the famous celebrity people love her dances in clubs she keeps south african men up once they see her dancing . Zodwa Libram Wabantu is a South African media personality, socialite and dancer. She is also …
Read More »Music and Performances Bring African Culture to Life at Kwanzaa Celebration | Entertainment
After having to cancel last year due to the pandemic, the annual Kwanzaa celebration returns on Wednesday. Honoring the celebration of African heritage through performances, art, food, clothing and artifacts remains the goal, according to Bakari Sanyu, director of the Sankofa Collective, a non-profit organization aimed at providing education. on …
Read More »“Indian culture is celebrated in Africa, why not celebrate African culture in India”, says Nora Fatehi on “Dance Meri Rani”
A native of North Africa, Nora Fatehi showcased a mix of diverse cultures and styles from different parts of Africa in her latest release. Dance Meri Rani. In addition to the authentic and popular Afro dance moves hailing from countries like Nigeria, Senegal, and Ghana, Nora also made sure to …
Read More »Music and performances will bring African culture to life during the Kwanzaa celebration
Dec. 23—After having to cancel last year due to the pandemic, the annual Kwanzaa celebration returns this Wednesday. Honoring the celebration of African heritage through performance, art, food, clothing and artifacts remains the goal, according to Bakari Sanyu, director of the Sankofa Collective, a nonprofit organization aimed at providing education …
Read More »Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club of Savannah African Culture Youth Event
Color masks and foreign flags are displayed at the Savannah Frank Callen Boys and Girls Club after a new organization called the Art of Health and Wellness held a workshop for children to learn about the culture and African art. The organization held a three-day workshop called the African Mask …
Read More »African culture is the inspiration behind the modern art movement
These photos were featured in the “Motherhood and African Art” exhibit that premiered at the Baltimore Museum of Art in 2020. By Nicole D. BateySpecial at AFRO As the largest continent in the world, encompassing 54 countries, over a billion people and so many countless aesthetic traditions, the demand for …
Read More »Detroit organization focused on African culture to host fundraiser for clean comedy
Alkebu-lan Village, a program focused on African culture in Detroit. (Photo courtesy of Alkebu-lan village) A Black Detroit martial arts organization is ready to fundraise for the holidays. On November 28 at 2 p.m., the village of Alkebu-lan will host its first “Lunch & Laugh” fundraiser at 7701 Harper Avenue …
Read More »Catholic Church is not against African culture, priest says
Albert Ikpenwa, Catholic priest and rector of Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu, said the Catholic Church is not against the “good aspects” of African culture, but promotes it for a better understanding of society. Mr. Ikpenwa told the Nigerian News Agency (NAN) in Enugu on Thursday that the church sometimes engages …
Read More »From beadwork to potjie, everything is in the week of South African culture
Zenani Nosizwe Dlamini, South African Ambassador to Korea, left, and Jung Jang-seon, Mayor of Pyeongtaek, examine photos of South African pilots taken during the Korean War 1950-1953 at the Baedari Library in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi, Tuesday. The photo exhibit is part of South African Culture Week, which kicked off at the …
Read More »Inaugural African Culture Fund Academy: Cultural Practitioners
African Culture Fund (ACF) an African-based organization that promotes professionalism and innovation in the field of culture, diversity in culture as well as a just society. The ACF is scheduled to host its first cultural experts from across Africa at the end of 2021 in the first academy. It is ACF …
Read More »Teni and Tayo Creations launch deals celebrating African culture and STEM
“I hope the products I create appeal to children of all ethnic groups, while making black and African children feel more empowered and proud to be who they are.” LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) 28 October 2021 Teni and Tayo creations Unveil a new coloring book, puzzle and build your own solar …
Read More »Teni and Tayo Creations Launch Offers Celebrating African Culture and STEM | New
LOS ANGELES, 28 October 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – Teni and Tayo creations Unveil a new coloring book, puzzle and build your own solar powered car from its diverse collection, all with a dash of African influence. Mascots Feyi fay, a superhero fairy, and Captain Nosa, a Nigerian scientist and …
Read More »Teni and Tayo Creations launch offers celebrating African culture and STEM
A unique source of children’s books, toys and accessories, the brand features various characters that encourage interest in science, technology and African history. LOS ANGELES, 28 October 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – Teni and Tayo creations Unveil a new coloring book, puzzle and build your own solar powered car from …
Read More »HOZA Restaurant Brings African Culture and Experience to Downtown Easton | Regional News from Lehigh Valley
EASTON, PA – Few of Lehigh Valley residents will visit Africa, but culture and taste can be experienced in downtown Easton, just off Center Square. Sibu Mafundikwa’s HOZA restaurant is what she describes as “Pan-African”, with flagship products from across the continent: Nigerian-style grilled chicken, West African Jollof rice and …
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By Charles Vallena, author and editor-in-chief of TheGuitarJunky.com Music is an integral part of African culture. In fact, it is the only thing that has been passed down from generation to generation for centuries. Music in Africa can be divided into two categories: traditional music and popular music. Traditional music …
Read More »HSN holds 66th Congress and strives to make African culture resilient – The Sun Nigeria
By Geoffrey Anyanwu, Enugu Determined to ensure that Africans do not lose their cultural essence as a people, the Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN) has started to take steps to make African culture resilient even in the process of globalization. HSN President Prof. Okpeh Okpeh, who revealed this to Enugu …
Read More »I made Alabede to showcase the beauty of African culture -Jide Awobona,
By Damilola Fatunmise Jide Awobona is popular for her comedic role in Funke Akindele Jenifa’s diary. Now he’s adopted a more “serious” character in his new movie, Alabede, which premiered amid glamor and panache at Viva Cinema, Ikeja, Lagos last Sunday. In this conversation, Awobona talks about the epic film …
Read More »Black Voices: British citizens seek awareness of African culture during Black History Month
As you descend the stairs of the British Museum to the African exhibit, the walls feature colorful tapestries and paintings. Through the glass doors, visitors get a glimpse of some of the greatest artifacts of the African Empire. Visitors like Hannah Aliyu walked around to view artwork, discuss controversial topics …
Read More »Aregbesola laments the lack of research on African culture by academics – Nigeria – The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
• Prophet TB Joshua wins posthumous Ipate-Asa award• Diaspora group urges governments to use Yoruba language as a tool for unity and development Home Secretary Rauf Aregbesola denounced the lack of research on African culture and tradition by Nigerian institutions, saying there are vast opportunities in the food varieties available …
Read More »Xeat TV portrays the vibrancy and richness of African culture through music and entertainment
Xeat TV, pronounced ‘Heat’ TV is a multimedia streaming platform created as an expression of urban African culture. The recently launched online site is a hub for Africans and Blacks around the world to find relevant and fun content. Xeat TV portrays African culture in a positive light while staying …
Read More »Afro Fest in Aksarben celebrates African culture
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Summer may be coming to an end, but there are still a handful of festivals to enjoy on the Omaha metro. The event has a lot of sights, tastes and sounds. Saturday, third edition of the Afro Fest was in Stinson Park. “We do this to …
Read More »AFEN brings African culture to the world through unique NFT collections
Africa is a must-visit continent for blockchain and cryptocurrency activities. Various startups are trying to leverage these new technologies to make a significant impact. AFEN Blockchain Group launches its NFT Market soon, putting another spotlight on blockchain efforts across the continent. Africa and Blockchain come together There has been a …
Read More »AFEN brings African culture to the world with unique NFT collections
Africa is a major continent for blockchain and cryptocurrency activity. Various startups are trying to take advantage of these new technologies to have a significant impact. AFEN Blockchain Group launches its NFT Market soon, putting another spotlight on blockchain efforts across the continent. Africa and blockchain come together There has …
Read More »African project AFEN to launch NFT marketplace and showcase African culture digitally by BTC peers
African project AFEN will launch an NFT marketplace and present African culture digitally The crypto industry is gaining a foothold in Africa. From Jack Dorsey’s interest long before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, to increasing use across the continent, and even Akon’s crypto towns, Africa is increasingly opening up …
Read More »“Discover a rich, diverse and unique African culture” at the A Glimpse of Africa festival in Grand Rapids this Saturday
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan (WOTV) – Come to Calder Plaza in downtown Grand Rapids this weekend to celebrate a unique aspect of West Michigan’s African culture. The A Glimpse of Africa (AGOA) festival returns on Saturday August 14 and the event organizers invite the community to attend this free event for …
Read More »Oakton receives scholarship to study West African culture
Thanks to a Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad (GPA) grant from the US Department of Education, faculty members at Oakton Community College will experience West African culture next summer. The information gathered from the international seminar will infuse West African content into Oakton’s curriculum and enable the future development of a …
Read More »African project AFEN will launch an NFT marketplace and present African culture digitally
The crypto industry is settle more and more in Africa. From Jack Dorsey’s interest long before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, to growing use of bitcoin Across the continent, and even Akon’s crypto cities, Africa is increasingly opening up to the idea of crypto, and the outside world is …
Read More »OCC obtains federal grant to study West African culture.
A view of Accra, the capital of Ghana, showing a traffic jam on the George Bush Highway. (Shutterstock) Thanks to a Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad grant from the US Department of Education, faculty members at Oakton Community College will experience West African culture next summer. The school hopes the seminar …
Read More »The role of dance in African culture
As an African dancing is as much a part of my life as eating, drinking and working, but it is also an important part of our worship, following the guidance of the Bible where it is frequently referenced, especially in the Old Testament. There, dancing is a form of worship …
Read More »Las Vegas celebrates African culture and heritage
Africans in Las Vegas and the Diaspora celebrate their culture and heritage with two days of cultural exchanges and festivities. To celebrate the excellence and resilience of Africans in Las Vegas and around the world, the annual AfrikFest Las Vegas (“AfrikFest”) is scheduled from September 24 to 25, 2021. This …
Read More »Polygamist Musa Mseleku Says Polyandry “Will Destroy African Culture”
Despite having four wives, reality TV star Musa Mseleku has expressed his opinion on the South African government’s proposal to legalize polyandry, saying it “would destroy African culture.” POLYANDRIE’S CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSAL Polygamy, for a man to have more than one wife is legal in South Africa. However, polyandry, the fact …
Read More »‘Preserving African culture’ | The herald
The herald Talent BopeArtistic journalistLocal celebrities urged Zimbabweans to defend and preserve African culture to ensure it is passed on to future generations. Celebrities said this ahead of Africa Day, which is commemorated today. The Africa Day was born from a collaboration of all African States in 1963 in order …
Read More »Academic City hosts Diversity Day to deepen understanding of African culture
As part of efforts to promote and deepen understanding of African culture among young people, Academic City University College has organized a program called “Diversity Day”. This year’s event, which is a student initiative, was themed “Breaking the Stereotype”. The one-day event aimed to celebrate and appreciate the different African …
Read More »Festival celebrating African culture returns to Shepparton for fifth year
In a bright room at St Paul’s African House in Shepparton, children move to the rhythm of the Afrobeat. Preparations are well underway for the fifth day of the “A Taste of African Cultures” festival, which begins on Saturday May 15th. The festival was born out of consultation with local …
Read More »Amanda Adé on Jollof rice and African culture
If you ask Amanda Adé which Jollof rice she prefers – Ghanaian or Nigerian – she doesn’t hide her bias. “I’m going to be biased because I have Nigerian blood but from my experience I would also say that Nigerian jollof rice is so much better,” she laughs. The traditional …
Read More »Academic City initiates measures to promote African culture among young people
The event aimed to celebrate and appreciate the different African cultures and origins As part of efforts to promote and deepen understanding of African culture among young people, Academic City University College has organized a program called “Diversity Day”. This year’s event, which is a student initiative, was themed “Breaking …
Read More »Explore African culture right here in Metro Detroit
Metro Detroit is home to a growing community of Africans from all countries of the continent. While not as visible as Polish culture in Hamtramck or Arab influences in Dearborn, African cultures abound on the Detroit metro, making it easy to sample the richness of the continent right here at …
Read More »African culture on campus showcased at Taste of Africa event | New
Members of the African Student Organization wanted to make sure Taste of Africa wasn’t just about food. ASO hosted its annual Taste of Africa event at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 17 in the JW Jones Student Union Ballroom. The event made a comeback after a one-year hiatus due to …
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Afrocentrik Television CEO Wole Van Olasoji sits in the studio on Friday, February 12, 2021. Photo: Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle / Staff Photographer Lanre and Abiodun Omotoso’s video store in Little Nigeria was not the first of its kind in Houston. Like a few others, he specialized in hard-to-find Nollywood …
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Members of the South African National Civic Organization (Sanco) Youth Congress held a protest outside the Boulders Shopping Center building in Midrand on March 26 following a social media storm that erupted on the 24th. March. A viral video posted on social media showed the centre’s director telling client Thando …
Read More »The demonization of African culture: why should an African explain his identity on his soil? On Sunday Adebayo Esq.
In the context of the recent incident at the Abuja Magistrates’ Court where #Revolution leader and activist Omoyele Sowore was seen with a so-called “herbalist”, thoughts and opinions circulated in the media streets concerning the act of the former presidential candidate. However, looking at the reactions and attitude of citizens …
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– A young Nigerian woman identified as Jumoke Dada renames African culture and identity through design and furniture – Jumoke, who is the CEO of Taeillo, is a role model for women aspiring to greatness – She started her business without capital and she brought the brand to an enviable …
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Nigeria: Transcorp Hotels, Africa’s leading hotel brand, has announced the launch of Aura, an Airbnb-style platform, as the continent’s tourism industry prepares for the anticipated post-pandemic travel recovery. The platform is the company’s first alternative accommodation database and will connect travelers to accommodations, restaurants and cultural experiences across Nigeria. Similar …
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The recent discussion in Ghana has now been LGBTQ + and its associated issues. Many people have spoken on the subject and I would like to add my opinion to it. From my observations, some people make real arguments to support their position while others shift the focus of the …
Read More »African culture and cuisine on display at the Motherland tasting
On Sunday February 21, there was a private tasting at Tucker which had some unique twists! First, this invitation-only tasting showcased African cuisine from every region of the continent. Second, the master chef is a black man who owns a culinary school! Daryl Shular is the owner of the Shular …
Read More »African culture and cuisine on display during the Homeland Tasting
Chef Simone Byron is joined by Chef David Shular and a friend during the Homeland Tasting in Tucker, Georgia on Sunday, February 21, 2021 (Photo: Itoro N. Umontuen / The Atlanta Voice) On Sunday February 21 there was a private tasting at Tucker which had some unique twists! First, this …
Read More »“Bright Perspectives” on African Culture Through Ceramics – The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Pottery at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art in the Shattering Perspectives exhibit on February 19. (Max Hogan | Collegian) The history of art is complex, it reflects the interactions between cultures and the evolution of societies over time. A dark history of racism and colonization hangs over galleries featuring …
Read More »Ólàjú Expands Awareness of African Culture and Identity with Emphasis on Powerful Photography | Art stories and interviews | San Antonio
Click to enlarge Xaba wand My ancestor the Serpent, Wandile Xaba After Femi Ogunleye obtained his undergraduate degree in International Business from UTSA in 2011, he returned to Nigeria, where his family is from, to deepen his connection with its culture and heritage. As part of this immersion, he began …
Read More »“Shattering Perspectives” on African Culture through Ceramics – The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Pottery at the Gregory Allicar Museum of Art in the Shattering Perspectives exhibition on February 19. (Max Hogan | Collegian) The history of art is complex, one that reflects the interactions between cultures and the evolution of societies over time. A dark history of racism and colonization looms over galleries …
Read More »Online magazine brings African culture, ideas to young audiences
What did your grandfather think of your grandfather about the time? How did your grandmother’s grandmother use water? These are the kinds of questions a group of young people in Ontario ask themselves as they delve into their African heritage. It’s a way of “getting back on our own,” said …
Read More »Breaking down myths about African culture
Aukram burton | Opinion contributor Let us pay homage to Mother Africa, Cradle of Humanity, as we celebrate African American History Month in the sixth year of celebration of International Decade for People of African Descent, proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly (2015-2024). African culture is very poorly understood …
Read More »Culturati uses African culture to increase GDP and fight unemployment -Aregbe | The Guardian Nigeria News
Through Monsurudeen Olowoopejo January 27, 2021 | 11:08 The organizer of Africa’s largest cultural fusion, Culturati, Idris Aregbe, said the movement will continue to take advantage of the continent’s rich culture to retain employment in the tourism sector and increase gross domestic product ( GDP) in 2021 beyond the planned …
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The African Union (AU) says it is placing cultural values at the center of its upcoming Assembly of Heads of State and Government, in the announcement of a theme that will continue throughout the year – a a year both of challenges related to the pandemic and its economic fallout, …
Read More »The social media page promoting African culture and heritage
Animation of Wednesday, December 16, 2020 Source: Adwoa Serwaa Nuamah 2020-12-16 play the videoGhanaian YouTuber Adwoa Serwaa Nuamah Meet Adwoa Nuamah, author of children’s books and creator of Adwoa’s Amazing World on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, where she promotes African culture and heritage. Adwoa believes that social media has become …
Read More »Ivorian startup Afrikrea builds online infrastructure for African cultural commerce • Techpoint Africa
Having grown up in Mali, Moulaye Taboure was passionate about art and fashion. His studies took him to France, where he noticed that people there were particularly interested in buying art and fashion representing African culture. It wasn’t just in France; it was in many parts of Europe. In 2010, …
Read More »The film festival, an opportunity for Wellington to discover African culture
Provided A scene from the film Musa, screened at the African Film Festival. From the first film made by a woman in Djibouti to a story of rebellion in Cameroon, a film festival in Wellington this week will celebrate the powerful African women. The African Film Festival, at the Light …
Read More »The importance of Chadwick Boseman in African culture – The Undefeated
When Black Panther debuted in 2018, it meant the world to me as a black woman of Nigerian descent. The film was a big first, not just in my life, but in all of the cultural moments. It was a reminder of the heritage of Africa and its black kings …
Read More »Unveiling of a new language of West African culture, gold – Guardian Arts – The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
When Gold West Africa launched, in June 2019, a conference to develop the West African gold economy, bringing together Nigerian, regional and international gold players, there is no doubt that it would return in 2020 for its second edition. In 2020, the conference is back, but with an expanded reach …
Read More »Beyoncé accused of “appropriating African culture” in new visual album
Tina Knowles hit back at critics of her daughter Beyonce’s visual album Black is king After Beyonce, 38, was accused of ‘appropriating’ African culture for the new project – which is based on the soundtrack she produced for the 2019 remake of The Lion King – Tina insisted Beyonce is …
Read More »Why Beyoncé Was Accused Of ‘Appropriating’ African Culture With Her New Album ‘Black is King’ | indy100
At the moment, a Beyoncé “surprise” album is just a Beyoncé album. This is why fans were thrilled, if not totally shocked, by the announcement that Queen B will be releasing a brand new visual album on July 31. Named ‘Black Is King’ and streamed on Disney +, Beyoncé unveiled …
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Through Abdul Mohamud * Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are my own and do not express the opinions of my employer or any other organization in which I am involved. Opinion – A Swedish friend of mine who is studying in the UK called me on Sunday evening. …
Read More »Duniya Dance and Drum Company celebrates African culture – Scot Scoop News
Communities of all colors came together to celebrate culture and diversity on Sunday afternoon. With various dances and music from Guinea to Punjab, the Duniya Dance and Drum Company hosted the African Arts Festival at the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater in San Francisco. Formed in April 2007, the Duniya Dance and …
Read More »Preview: ASA’s Africa Night is a celebration of African culture | Arts & Culture
Members of the University of Oregon African Students’ Association gathered around a conference table at the Erb Memorial Union for their final staff meeting ahead of their biggest event of the year. The table was dotted with computers open to various planning documents, advertising posters and detailed event programs. The …
Read More »Africa in April event continues to celebrate African culture | New
At the festival, local vendors are lined up to serve those who are waiting. People from other cultures can also enjoy the event by viewing artwork and listening to music. Courtesy of David L. Acey Sr. The Africa in April Cultural Awareness Festival has released its plans for the 33rd …
Read More »The very first children’s museum of African culture in the United States in Baltimore
Baltimore will host the first-ever Children’s Museum of African Culture and History in the United States, which will educate, inspire and connect the children of America to discover and experience the real Africa. Sankofa Children’s Museum of African Cultures was founded by Ghanaian immigrant Esther “Mama Kiki” Armstrong, who owns …
Read More »‘CoMo Africa Fest’ gives students the chance to experience African culture firsthand | Education K-12
On Friday, students from Smithton Middle School gathered in the school gymnasium to learn about and experience African culture as part of the CoMo Africa Fest 2019. Ayodele, an African dance and drumming group from Chicago, and Kenya Ajanaku, a professional African storyteller from St. Louis, were invited to perform …
Read More »Store brings African culture to Las Vegas – VIDEO
Africa Love, the gift and decoration shop owned by Serigne “Mara” Diakhate, is full of jewelry, clothing, handbags, backpacks, musical instruments and works of art made by artisans from villages all over the world. Africa. But take a closer look at the items – sandals and baskets from Senegal, woven …
Read More »Kwanzaa at the Wright celebrates African culture and heritage
For decades, Fletcher Daniels looked forward to the seven days after Christmas. Kwanzaa, the African cultural celebration launched more than 50 years ago, has become a tradition for the Detroit resident and his family. On Wednesday, they went to Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit for …
Read More »Argus Wesleyan | Africa Week events share African culture with the student body
c / o Association of African Students The week before Thanksgiving Break, the Wesleyan Association of African Students (ASA) hosted a series of events for Africa Week 2018, including a film screening, a late-night food sale at Ubuntu House , Indaba’s second annual conference and Ariya’s popular cultural showcase. The …
Read More »“A Night in Africa” celebrates African culture through fashion – Sidelines
Article by Katrina Johnson / Contributing Writer Photos by Maro Isong / Contributing Writer On Saturday evening, MTSU’s African Student Organization hosted an event they called “A Night in Africa”, and as guests approached the Tom Jackson building, they were greeted by the first African looks of the night. while …
Read More »Explore African culture in Black Panther
With the film’s latest release, Black Panther, breaking box office records around the world, there’s no better time to learn more about African culture. The UMKC African Students Association (ASA) recently hosted an event that only added to the enlightenment of the black race Black Panther is a superhero movie …
Read More »Appreciate African culture through fashion in ‘Black Panther’
Weeks after its theatrical release, the public’s love for the director Ryan coogler’s “Black Panther”Is still going strong: the film has been remade $ 520 million nationally, making the list of the 10 highest grossing films in the United States of all time. The film received praise for its positive …
Read More »African Culture Featured in Black Panther Empowers African Americans and Women | Local
Dressed in a Zulu headband, Xhosa necklace, and Basotho blanket with a Ndebele pin, Veli Thipe entered Forum 8 for a screening of Black Panther. Each prop represented a tribe that was featured in the record-breaking Marvel movie, which hit theaters earlier this month. Thipe is a Fulbright exchange student …
Read More »‘Black Panther’ a celebration of African culture, pride
JOHANNESBURG – “Black Panther” has burst onto screen in Africa, providing a powerful response to President Trump’s unfortunate remarks on the continent. As the red carpet in South Africa swirled with stunning outfits and exclamations in the local isiXhosa language used in the film’s Wakanda Kingdom, actor John Kani scoffed …
Read More »“Black Panther” superhero film pays homage to African culture
WASHINGTON – Filmmaker Ryan Coogler has created a contemporary African superhero in a dazzling $ 200 million film that pays homage to African culture. His cinema Black Panther, based on the Marvel comic, is about a king from a technologically advanced African country that was never colonized. The superhero’s superb …
Read More »Student organization shares the beauty of African culture
African Students Association officials take a short break from their weekly meeting to pose for a photo. Baylee VerSteeg | Multimedia journalist By Julia Vergara | Editor-in-chief The Baylor African Students Association (ASA) aims to educate people about the beauty of Africa, as well as raise awareness of what can …
Read More »Clarmar students discover African culture | Local news
Colin Larson Fremont Tribune When the children of Nebraska think of Africa, the first thing that usually comes to mind are animals. With access to lions, elephants, and giraffes at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, and popular children’s films like “The Lion King,” exotic animals are typically the first …
Read More »Hip-hop anchored in African culture – Cronkite News
Kawamabe-Omowale African Drum, an African dance group in Arizona, offers a world glimpse of West African culture through dance. (Photo by Johnny Soto / Cronkite News) Hip-hop, crowned as a premier musical genre, is rooted in the age-old cadence and storytelling of African dance. Kawamabe-Omowale African Drum, an African dance …
Read More »From samba to carnival: Brazil’s flourishing African culture
Highlights of History African culture is evident in the carnival, music, dance and religion of Brazil It was the last country to abolish the slave trade, with around four million slaves shipped over 300 years Historical African Heritage Tour in Rio de Janeiro helps connect past and present Editor’s Note: …
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Do you feel a little outside? Want to get in touch with people who know where you are from? Getting a community away from home? Browse our directory of websites, clubs, societies, newsletters and electronic magazines for South Africans living abroad. There is always a community of South Africans no …
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