Introduction: Beginnings and Meaning The Fanti Carnival, also known as Odwira Festival, is an annual celebration held by the people of Fanti, a subgroup of the Akan ethnic group in the central region of Ghana. The festival is a vibrant showcase of traditional customs and beliefs, as well as a time for the community to…
This March, the vibrant city of Saint-Louis, Senegal will be bursting with life and music as it celebrates the annual Toucouleur Cultural Festival. This highly anticipated event, which takes place in March and April, brings together people from all over Africa to celebrate and honor the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the Toucouleur people….
Martyrs’ Day falls on July 30th every year and is a day of remembrance for brave souls who have laid down their lives for their country. This day holds special meaning for many nations around the world, as it is a tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their people and their…
The Osun Osogbo Festival, held every year in the month of August, is a grand celebration of the Yoruba goddess Osun, known as the goddess of fertility, love and prosperity. This festival takes place in the sacred grove of Osun, located on the outskirts of the city of Osogbo in Osun state, Nigeria. It is…
Introduction January 15 is a day of great significance for many countries around the world. It is known as Liberation Day and marks the anniversary of the liberation of various nations and their people from oppressive regimes and foreign rulers. This date is a symbol of freedom, unity, and the resilience of the human spirit….
June 17: Anti-Discrimination Day In today’s world, discrimination is an unfortunate reality that many individuals and communities face on a daily basis. Discrimination can take many forms such as racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, ageism, and religious intolerance, and it can have a profound impact on the lives of those affected. To raise awareness and…
The Vibrant Igogo Festival The Igogo Festival is a colorful celebration that takes place annually on October 15 in Iwo, a city located in the Osun State of southwestern Nigeria. This festival is a celebration of the traditional agricultural heritage of the Iwo people, and is also known as the ‘Festival of Yams’ and the…
The Okirika Water Regatta: A Celebration of Tradition and Community Breathtaking colorful displays, heart-stopping races, and lively performances – these are just some of the things that await you at the Okirika Water Regatta on August 25. This annual event, held in the coastal town of Okirika in Rivers State, Nigeria, is a sight to…
Children’s Day – A day to celebrate the little ones Children are the most precious gift to humanity. They are the future of our world. Their innocence, imagination, and creativity knows no bounds. To celebrate the spirit and joys of childhood, May 27 is celebrated as Children’s Day. This special day is dedicated to all…
The International Day of Peace is celebrated every year on September 21st to promote peace and non-violence across the world. This day was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1981 to coincide with the opening session of the General Assembly. The theme for this year’s International Day of Peace is ‘Shaping Peace Together’….
Every year on July 19th, we celebrate Children’s Day to honor and cherish the importance of our little ones in our lives. This special day is dedicated to children around the world, to appreciate their innocence, strengths, and abilities. It is a day filled with joy, laughter, and fun activities that bring families, communities, and…
Rediscover the Magic of Navidad With December 25 fast approaching, the festive season is upon us, and there’s no denying that Navidad (Christmas) is the most wonderful time of the year. The mere mention of Navidad fills our hearts with joy and happiness, and who can blame us? The warm fuzzy feeling of celebration is…
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination: March 21 The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is observed every year on March 21st. It commemorates the Sharpeville massacre that occurred in South Africa on this day in 1960, when police opened fire on peaceful protesters who were demonstrating against the racist pass…
National Pupusa Day is celebrated every second Sunday in November and for good reason. This day is dedicated to one of El Salvador’s most beloved dishes – the pupusa. For those not familiar with pupusas, they are thick, hand-made corn tortillas filled with a variety of ingredients and then cooked to perfection on a griddle….
The 2020 Nicosia International Marathon The Nicosia International Marathon is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, bringing together thousands of runners from all over the world for a day of fun and fitness. This year’s marathon will take place on February 23rd, and it promises to be bigger and better than…
