The Ultimate Guide to the Soweto Derby in February/March

The Ultimate Guide to the Soweto Derby in February/March

The Soweto Derby, also known as the ‘Buccaneers vs Amakhosi’, is one of the most highly anticipated events in South African football. The long-standing rivalry between the two football giants, Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs, attracts a massive crowd of passionate supporters and promises an unforgettable experience. The Soweto Derby takes place twice a year,…

Why Youth Month (June) is Important in Today’s Society – A Comprehensive Guide

Why Youth Month (June) is Important in Today’s Society – A Comprehensive Guide

Youth in South Africa holds a significant role in society, they are the future of the nation and the tomorrow’s leaders. It is important for the youth to have a month dedicated to them in order to recognize their contributions, struggles and accomplishments. June marks the month of youth day in South Africa and is…

Gay Pride Month – A Time of Celebration and Reflection

Gay Pride Month – A Time of Celebration and Reflection

How October Became Gay Pride Month In recent years, the month of October has become synonymous with the celebration of Gay Pride. This annual event is an important time for members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies to come together and celebrate their identities. From parades and parties to educational events and political rallies,…

National Clean-Up Day – Keeping Our Planet Clean!

National Clean-Up Day – Keeping Our Planet Clean!

Every year, on 11th September, people around the world come together to celebrate National Clean-Up Day. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of keeping our planet clean and to encourage everyone to join hands in maintaining a safe and healthy environment for future generations to come. It is a day to…

The History and Controversy Surrounding October 12: Columbus Day/National Day of Indigenous Resistance

The History and Controversy Surrounding October 12: Columbus Day/National Day of Indigenous Resistance

The Ongoing Legacy of October 12: Columbus Day/National Day of Indigenous Resistance On October 12, many Americans will celebrate Columbus Day, a federal holiday that commemorates the explorer Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the Americas in 1492. However, for many Indigenous peoples across the continent, this day represents the beginning of centuries of oppression, violence, and…

Honoring the Sacrifices: A Guide to Remembrance Day (May)

Honoring the Sacrifices: A Guide to Remembrance Day (May)

Remembering Those Who Gave Their Lives for Our Freedom Every year on May 1st, we come together as a country to reflect and pay tribute to the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation’s freedom. This day, known as Remembrance Day, is a solemn occasion that holds a special…

Celebrate Artisanal Week from June 1-5: A Showcase of Handcrafted Delights

Celebrate Artisanal Week from June 1-5: A Showcase of Handcrafted Delights

Celebrate Artisanal Week from June 1-5: A Showcase of Handcrafted Delights Do you have a love for all things unique and handcrafted? Then mark your calendars, because from June 1-5 we will be celebrating Artisanal Week! What is Artisanal Week? Artisanal Week is a celebration of handmade goods and the artisans who create them. It…

May 1: Labor and Agriculture Day

May 1: Labor and Agriculture Day

May 1 is observed as a very important day around the world, especially in many countries of Europe, Asia, and Latin America. It is officially known as Labor and Agriculture Day, a day dedicated to celebrating and honoring the contributions of workers and farmers to society. This day holds significant historical, social, and cultural importance,…

Celebrating National Haitian Flag Day: A Symbol of Unity and Resilience

Celebrating National Haitian Flag Day: A Symbol of Unity and Resilience

May 18: National Haitian Flag Day The country of Haiti is renowned for its strong sense of community and rich cultural traditions, with one such celebration being National Haitian Flag Day on May 18th. This day commemorates the creation of the Haitian flag, a symbol of unity and resilience for the Haitian people. The vibrant…

May 18-24: Celebrating Haitian Heritage Week and Its Rich Cultural History

May 18-24: Celebrating Haitian Heritage Week and Its Rich Cultural History

Haiti, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Antilles”, is a small Caribbean country with a rich and vibrant cultural heritage. From its colorful art and music to its delicious cuisine and historic landmarks, Haiti has a lot to offer and this is why from May 18 to May 24, Haitians all over the…

Remembering Yom HaZikaron: Honoring Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terrorism

Remembering Yom HaZikaron: Honoring Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terrorism

Yom HaZikaron, also known as Israel’s Memorial Day, is a somber and emotional day that falls on April 13th this year. It is a day where Israelis pay tribute to the brave soldiers who have given their lives to protect their country, as well as the innocent victims of terrorism. On this day, the entire…

Mauritanian Armed Forces Day – Celebrating the Strength and Sacrifice of the Mauritanian Military

Mauritanian Armed Forces Day – Celebrating the Strength and Sacrifice of the Mauritanian Military

Mauritanian Armed Forces Day – Celebrating the Strength and Sacrifice of the Mauritanian Military The Mauritanian Armed Forces Day, celebrated on July 10 each year, is an important holiday for the nation of Mauritania. It is a time for the country to come together and honor the brave men and women who serve in the…

Proclamation of the Second Republic – November 11

Proclamation of the Second Republic – November 11

Proclamation of the Second Republic – November 11 The Proclamation of the Second Republic, also known as the November 11 Revolution, was a pivotal moment in the history of Portugal. It marked the end of the First Portuguese Republic and the beginning of the Estado Novo, a military dictatorship that would last for over four…