October 17th marks a special day for the women of Oman – Omani Women’s Day! Starting in 2009, this day has been designated to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women to the development and progress of Oman. Omani Women’s Day is a testament to the continuous efforts made by the Omani government to promote…
Are you ready to explore the vibrant culture of Muscat? Look no further than Muscat Festival, held every January and February in the capital of Oman. This iconic festival is a celebration of the city’s rich history, unique traditions, and warm hospitality. With a multitude of colorful events, traditional performances, and delicious food, Muscat Festival…
The Nizwa Date Festival, also known as the Nizwa Date Souk, is a highly-anticipated annual event that takes place in the city of Nizwa, Oman during the months of July and August. This event is a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of Oman and, in particular, the significance of dates in the local culture….
Mother’s Day is a special day that is celebrated all over the world to honor and appreciate mothers. It is a day dedicated to showing love, appreciation, and gratitude to all the mothers for their endless sacrifices. This special day is celebrated on the second Sunday in May every year. Mother’s Day originated in the…
Father’s Day is a special holiday dedicated to honoring and appreciating fathers. It is celebrated on the third Sunday of June and is a time to express our love and gratitude to the most important man in our lives. The origins of this special day can be traced back to the early 1900s and it…
The Significance of Emancipation Day – August 5 Emancipation Day is a celebration of the end of legalized slavery in various countries around the world on August 5th. This date is observed to honor the struggles and sacrifices of enslaved Africans who fought for their freedom from oppression. The origins of Emancipation Day can be…
Labour Day – Celebrating the Hard Work and Dedication of Workers Labour Day, also known as International Workers’ Day, is a holiday celebrated around the world on the first Monday in May. It is a day dedicated to honoring the contributions and achievements of workers everywhere, and recognizing the struggles they have faced in the…
Introduction: Anjouan National Day is a significant event for the island of Anjouan, located in the Comoros archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Every year, on August 3rd, the people of Anjouan commemorate their independence from France, which was achieved in 1975. This day holds great cultural and historical value for the citizens of Anjouan and…
National Arbor Day is a holiday dedicated to the importance of trees and the benefits they provide to our communities and environment. Observed on the last Friday of April, this year it falls on April 9th. The holiday originated in Nebraska in the 1800s and has since been celebrated across the United States and around…
Mwezi wa Maturu is an annual cultural event that is celebrated in many African countries such as Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda on October 31st. This month-long celebration is a time to honor and give thanks to the land and its bountiful harvest, as well as to the people who work tirelessly in the agricultural industry….
National Youth Day is a day to celebrate the energy and potential of young people. Observed on November 1st every year, this day serves as a reminder of the important role that youth play in shaping the future of our nation. It is a day to acknowledge and appreciate the achievements of young people, and…
The International Day of the World’s Indigenous People, held on August 9th each year, is a global celebration of the strength, resilience and diversity of indigenous peoples. The day serves as a reminder to honor and protect the rights of indigenous communities around the world, as well as to recognize the unique contributions they make…
Are you ready for the biggest agriculture event of the year? Mark your calendars for December 14, as we bring you the National Agriculture Fair – a celebration of all things farming and agriculture. This one-day event is sure to be jam-packed with demonstrations, exhibitions, networking opportunities, and more. With its mission to showcase the…
A Dazzling Extravaganza of Colors and Vibe – The Calabar Carnival The Calabar Carnival, also known as Africa’s Biggest Street Party, is an annual event that takes place in Calabar, Cross River state of Nigeria. It is a month-long festival that showcases the rich culture and traditions of the people of Nigeria through vibrant parades,…
The Vibrant Celebration of Ikeji Festival – June 24 The Ikeji Festival is a traditional Nigerian cultural celebration that takes place every June 24th. This lively event is steeped in history and has deep roots in the Igbo community. It is a time of great celebration, with colorful parades, traditional dances, and joyful feasts. The…
