On the second day of our journey in observing Kwanzaa, we explore the Kujichagulia: the principle of self-determination. Kwanzaa is a vibrant seven-day festival celebrated from December 25th to January 1st, shines a spotlight on the rich tapestry of the African diaspora and its enduring cultural contributions. Founded by members of the African American community… Continue reading Kwanzaa Festival Day 2: Kujichagulia – the principle of Self-Determination and education and technology as our tools
Author: Natasha Wairimu
Celebrating Ghana National Farmers’ Day: Honouring the Backbone of the Nation
Every year, on the first Friday of December, Ghana comes alive with vibrant celebrations to honour its farmers and fishers. National Farmers’ Day is a significant event that recognises the invaluable contributions of these hardworking individuals to the nation’s economy and food security. A brief history National Farmers’ Day was instituted in 1985 by the… Continue reading Celebrating Ghana National Farmers’ Day: Honouring the Backbone of the Nation
World Diabetes Day Webinar: The Impact of Nutrition on Non-Communicable Diseases
Join us for an enlightening webinar on: “The Impact of Nutrition on Non-Communicable Diseases” in celebration of World Diabetes Day. Register now! Diabetes and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) We are excited to invite you to an insightful online webinar focusing on the critical role of nutrition in managing and preventing NCDs. This event, held in… Continue reading World Diabetes Day Webinar: The Impact of Nutrition on Non-Communicable Diseases
Jamaica Basic Schools Foundation: Fundraising Charity Ball 2024@Croydon, UK
The Jamaica Basic Schools Foundation (JBSF), in association with Grace Foods UK and VM Group, is delighted to invite you to their Annual Gala black-tie Charity Ball. This prestigious event is set to be an evening of elegance, entertainment, and philanthropy, all in support of early childhood education in Jamaica. Event details Date: Saturday, 9th… Continue reading Jamaica Basic Schools Foundation: Fundraising Charity Ball 2024@Croydon, UK
Celebrating World Food Day 2024: Right to Foods for a Better Life and Future
Every year on 16th October, the world unites to celebrate World Food Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about global hunger and promoting actions to ensure food security and nutritious diets for all. This year, the theme is “Right to Foods for a Better Life and a Better Future”, emphasising the importance of diversity,… Continue reading Celebrating World Food Day 2024: Right to Foods for a Better Life and Future
Celebrating Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day: Honoring Ghana’s Founding Father
Every year on September 21st, Ghana commemorates Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the first President and Prime Minister of Ghana. This day is not only a public holiday but also a time for reflection on the profound impact Nkrumah had on Ghana and… Continue reading Celebrating Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day: Honoring Ghana’s Founding Father
Celebrating African Union Day 2024: A week of unity and progress
Introduction Every year, on September 9th, we come together to celebrate African Union Day. This day-long celebration not only commemorates the African Union’s (AU) founding, but also highlights the unity, progress, and future of the African continent. It serves as a powerful reminder of the collective strength and potential of African nations. Background Distinction from… Continue reading Celebrating African Union Day 2024: A week of unity and progress
Celebrating African Traditional Medicine Day: Embracing Our Heritage and the Power of Moringa
Opening thoughts Every year on August 31st, we celebrate African Traditional Medicine Day, a day dedicated to recognising and honouring the rich heritage of traditional medicine across the African continent. This day serves as a reminder of the invaluable contributions that traditional healers and natural remedies have made to our health and well-being. Among the… Continue reading Celebrating African Traditional Medicine Day: Embracing Our Heritage and the Power of Moringa
Celebrating Nane Nane – Tanzania Farmers Day 2024
Every year on August 8th, Tanzania comes alive with vibrant celebrations to honour the hardworking farmers who are the backbone of our nation. Known as Nane Nane (which means “eight eight” in Swahili), this day is dedicated to recognising the immense contributions of farmers to our economy and society1. The significance of Nane Nane Agriculture… Continue reading Celebrating Nane Nane – Tanzania Farmers Day 2024