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….
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…
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…
Celebrating the Holy Month of Ramadan The month of Ramadan is the holiest and most anticipated month in the Islamic calendar. It is a time of reflection, prayer, charity, and most importantly, fasting for millions of Muslims around the world. It is an entire month of self-discipline, spiritual renewal, and strengthening one’s relationship with God….
July 23 is observed as National Flag Day, a day dedicated to the emblem of a country’s unity and sovereignty. The national flag represents the identity, heritage, and values of a nation, and on this day, we pay tribute to this powerful symbol of patriotism. Flag Day is a special occasion for every citizen to…
Welcome to Dakar Fashion Week (June)! Dakar Fashion Week (June) is back and has once again brought the best fashion designers from all over the world to the vibrant capital of Senegal. This annual event is a celebration of creativity, modernity, and African culture. It showcases the latest trends in fashion, as well as emerging…
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…
Get Ready for the Oshun Festival: Celebrating Joy and Abundance The Oshun Festival, also known as the Osun Osogbo Festival, is a traditional festival celebrated by the Yoruba people of Nigeria. This yearly festival takes place from August 5 to August 25, with the main event happening on the final day. It is a time…
The Remarkable Journey of the Republic of South Sudan towards Independence The Republic of South Sudan celebrated its 10th Independence Day on July 9th, marking a significant milestone in its history. After years of conflict and struggles, the South Sudanese people finally achieved their long-awaited freedom and sovereignty on this day in 2011. The road…
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….
What is Dak’Art Biennale? Dak’Art Biennale is the largest and most prestigious contemporary art festival in Africa. It takes place every two years in the bustling city of Dakar, Senegal. The festival first started in 1990 and has grown exponentially, attracting artists, art enthusiasts, and collectors from around the world. It aims to showcase the…
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…
Jazz lovers, mark your calendars! The Saint Louis Jazz Festival is here, and it is bigger and better than ever before. As one of the largest jazz festivals in the Midwest, the Saint Louis Jazz Festival celebrates the rich history, culture and diversity of jazz music. Every year in May, this festival attracts thousands of…
The 15th of November marks an important day for the people of Nkeli village, as it is the day of the annual Nkeli Festival. This festival is a celebration of music, culture, and tradition, and it is a time for the villagers to come together and honor their ancestral roots. The Nkeli Festival is a…
