We live in a world where not a day passes without people being angered, hurt, or disappointed by broken promises. Many have little regard for contracts, leases, appointments, and other agreements. Marriage engagements and vows are broken every single day. Promises made by politicians are empty words that leave their supporters in despair. It might … Read more
We all know Africa as Motherland and the planet’s second-largest continent. The vast continent boasts a rich linguistic diversity. Peace is a vital topic in Africa, and so many African words in different languages represent the concept of peace. The African words for peace continue invoking interest among people passionate about the continent’s culture, people, … Read more
A promise is a commitment to follow through on what was said. It basically means that a person has given their word or assurance that they will do something for you in the future, which could be anything from a small favor to a significant commitment. Many people are good at keeping their word, which … Read more
In Africa, the word “power” means different things, including strength, influence, and authority. Each African culture and language has its own way of defining power, so different words are used to mean different kinds of power. The different African words for power continue to interest curious individuals keen on understanding Africa, its vibrant culture, rich … Read more
Marriage is highly regarded in different African societies, which view it as the foundation upon which the entire African society rests. To safeguard it, African societies have created proverbs that constantly remind people about the basics of marriage. Let’s take a look at the meanings of some of these proverbs. 1: A fish and a … Read more
Proverbs are vital in every African community. They serve as repositories of cultural identity, moral guidance, and wisdom. Africa has many inspiring proverbs, especially about communities. If you’re passionate about African cultures, these 30 proverbs about community will grab your attention. 1. You can’t clap with a single hand ~ Wolof Proverb It would be … Read more
Via Sister Kira Langford In 2006, a friend and I discussed church and the Christian faith. At that time, I wasn’t attending any church, and I expressed to her my desire to become a part of a community. My friend had been attending Gateway Church and mentioned it in passing. So, I inquired about it, … Read more
Globally, it’s not uncommon to see videos of traditional African communities playing drums. Song, dance, and drums have been part of the African tradition for centuries. In fact, African drums are part of museum collections worldwide and represent the unique way of life for numerous communities. Apart from playing music, drums were and still are … Read more
YouTube videos are quite entertaining, especially the ones with couples pranking each other. The videos are even better with influencers who are couples in real life. These YouTubers are cute and creative; plus, they share their lives with their subscribers. Most of these YouTube couples are quite transparent and they entertain us with the good … Read more
The proverb When There Is No Enemy Within, The Enemy outside Can Do You No Harm is synonymous with many African societies. Even though it’s a common proverb, it has a deeper meaning that speaks to everyone in the general African society. There have been many attempts to translate and interpret this proverb for ease … Read more