On January 12, 1964 the people of Zanzibar led a revolt against the Arab Sultan. The Arabs had been ruling, dominating, enslaving, and
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On January 12, 1964 the people of Zanzibar led a revolt against the Arab Sultan. The Arabs had been ruling, dominating, enslaving, and
Haibo Haibo Haibo! What a way to begin my New Year weekend! Amapiano Day Vibes mixed by the King of Amapiano Kabza de Small is spiritual, inspiring, uplifting, and of
Karibu Tanzania!
This song reminds me of all of the good times that I had in Tanzania. (And many more that
Making up approximately 25% of the population, The Hausa people are the largest ethnic group in Nigeria. There is a Hausa proverb that says, Rashin sani ya duhu-The English interpretation of this proverb is: Ignorance is darker than
For this post, I have no words-I'm just gonna let the music do the talkin! Smash the spotify music button below and listen. You will not be disappointed💃🏾
Mwenda Pole Hajikwai is a Swahili proverb meaning-
Karibu!
Follow my footprints in Tanzania and allow myself and my local Tanzanian friends to be your tour guides! On our trip we will:
I found the first South African-House music video, and artists that I had heard a few years back! I have been trying to find this song for the longest, but me being new to South African music,
Today is President Nyerere day in Tanzania! Nyerere was the first and former president of the Republic of Tanzania!
On October 1, Nigeria celebrated its independence from Britian. One of the first men to push for independence, was a politician, and journalist, by the name of
My mind and spirit has been in South Africa for the past 3 months. There is something very strong that is pulling me towards this African country…A very heavy feeling that
If you haven’t fell in love with up and coming South African Artist Mawhoo yet, I promise that you will after watching, and listening to these showcases and interviews!
(Pronounced Mah-who)
Let's goooo!
I grew up in a society where we were taught to reject, to demonize African spirituality and mystical practices. Naturally, as I grew up, I felt a fear of anything that emanated from African spirituality. The gods, the practices, created in me a psychosis. However, I kept hidden in myself an unexplained admiration for the cauri