Every year on June 1st, Kenyans come together to celebrate Madaraka Day, a momentous occasion that marks the country’s attainment of internal self-rule in 1963. The word Madaraka itself, derived from Swahili, means power or authority, symbolising the nation’s transition from colonial rule to self-governance. The struggle for Madaraka Kenya’s journey to self-rule was long… Continue reading Celebrating Madaraka Day: A legacy of self-governance and community empowerment
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Kwanzaa Festival Day 2: Kujichagulia – the principle of Self-Determination and education and technology as our tools
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