Introduction
On the 10th of Dhul-Hijja, the 12th and final month of the Islamic calendar, Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid Al-Adha, …
Culture
A Feast for the Eyes and Palate: Capturing Culinary Art
Introduction
In an age where dining is as much about aesthetics as it is about taste, the image of a …
THE RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE LIMBA TRIBE IN SIERRA LEONE
Introduction
In the heart of Sierra Leone lies one of its most enduring cultural gems—the Limba tribe, the third-largest ethno-linguistic …
Essani: Connecting with Ancestors through the Living
Introduction
The word Essani comes from the verb “San,” which means to jump. Often practiced in initiation rituals among the …
Omby or Zebu in Madagascar: A Cultural Emblem Even After Death
Introduction
When we talk about Madagascar, we often think of its unparalleled biodiversity, its breathtaking landscapes, and its rich cultural …
MANGA: AN INSPIRING STORY FOR ALL AGES
Introduction
Manga, often associated with Japanese culture, refers to comic books that, while initially intended for children, have become a …
Assaults and insecurity during wrestling matches in Senegal: a worrying scourge
Introduction
Senegalese wrestling, a true cultural and sporting heritage, attracts impressive crowds to its arenas. These large gatherings, often synonymous …
Africa in Egypt: How do Egyptian Postage Stamps Present Africa?
Introduction
Postage stamps were first issued in England in 1840 as a means of payment for mailing letters. Yet, the …
THE ELDERS: TREASURES IN AFRICA
Introduction
In African cultures, whether Bantu or Arab-Berber, the elderly have a certain prestige that is sometimes beyond the comprehension …
“Weaving the Tapestry: Threads of Our Ancestors”
From the heart of the earth, deep and wide,
We trace our roots where ancestors reside.
In the soil, in …