African Culture is rich and very diverse, yet certain aspects unite this huge continent. Learn about the culture, heritage, customs, traditions and folklore. It also features a directory of African cultures list, African culture facts, different African cultures, African culture for kids, African culture art, African culture story, African culture activities, South African culture
The Efik people are an ethnic group of people living in a South-Southern part of Nigeria and South-Eastern part of Cross River State. The Efik people have their language as the 'Efik language' a Benue-Congo language from the Cross River...
The Karo or Kara tribe are a Nilotic and the smallest ethnic group residing along the east banks of the Omo River of South-western Ethiopia and survive mainly on flood retreat cultivation with Sorghum, Beans, and maize with few of...
Africa as a whole is remarkably known for her unique taste when it comes to culture. In the north-western part of Nigeria, the people of Argungu in Kebbi state annually celebrate their four-day Fishing and Dancing Festival widely known as...
Regarded as the biggest street party in Africa, Calabar Carnival was birthed by the then Governor of Cross River State, Donald Duke in 2004 with the vision to make Cross River, the heart of tourism and hospitality in Nigeria and...
Egypt's pharaohs have left a powerful legacy of stone architecture, monumental inscriptions, and none secular art, allowing us to reconstruct their achievements with a reasonable degree of certainty. But what was lifestyle like for the standard Egyptian? Here, Egyptologist Joyce...
Black Fashion Icons You Should Know These big names in fashion are contributing to expanding the representation of the African American community within the industry. From fashion to finance, minorities are vastly underrepresented in positions of power and influence. Although...
Witchcraft Diplomas Now Available in Most African Universities A degree programme to safeguard Intangible Zambian heritage has reportedly been developed by the University of Zambia, following the grant of $340,000 from UNESCO . It was gathered that the first intake...
The vaDoma tribe, also known as Doma or Dema, is the only hunter-gatherer tribe in Zimbabwe living in the Kanyemba region around the basins of a tributary of the Zambezi River Valley. They speak the Dema language and believe their...
