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CULTURE: AFRICA’S YOUTH IS RISING MORE THAN BEFORE!!

Coming up Live tonight on Pan-African Daily TV with Ambassador Dr Tony Jaja, Peace Ambassador for the Horn of Africa, Founder of One Africa movement, Award winner 🥇 for Peace…

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We Lost Michael Alexis 😭, As WE gather to CELEBRATE, So do we gather to grieve our departed souls” This is our African Culture!!

* Coming up Live Tonight on Pan-African Daily TV Facebook pages & Youtube channel 8:00 pm, in 2 hrs from now - Inbox me for the link, on messenger for this who will love to come live and share their stories

***Recently, PanAfrican Daily TV is been grieving- Br Michael Alexis from Dominica 🇩🇲 in the Carribean, a loyal fan passed away, Relatives of our members, families and well-wishers have been in mourning,

Yesterday, in my family we buried Simeon Agwe aged 15, our sister Cheryl mourning the husband and Son, Sis Stevie R. mourning Uncle and another family member, Sis Mafor Mafor in pain from the death of a closed childhood friend, Sis Bih C. currently grieving, Family Akafor currently grieving the lost of their dear mother, sister Angie from Zimbabwe lost the mother and the many unknown cases out there.

We are constantly affected by many challenges in one way or the other, our Solutions as Africans has always been “ Ubuntu” Solidarity with eachother.

As we celebrate our culture in various formats, we must also remember that the African culture is not limited to wearing Ankaras or Atogho, festivals etc

The most essential part of our cultural festival is departing from our lost ones and this aspect is not a one man show, it takes all whether you are affected or not!

Be a Part Tonight, join our African spiritual session live as we grieve and share with each other

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Some pains don’t just go away, it needs healing and solidarity… that’s our African Culture!

Coming up live on Pan-African Daily TV with Dr Susan Tatah this Sunday. Most of are grieving, PanAfricanism is not only by politics, to us it’s Ubuntu - Solidarity in good and bad times!

Join me Live, Let’s us mourn our departed family members and friends together

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HAPI in GHANA with Professor James Small

SPACE IS LIMITED!! Reserve NOW!!! PANAFEST 2025 is celebrated every 2 years!! Join Us. HAPI in Ghana & Egypt with Professor James Small!!! – A Historic Collaboration with HAPI, Akhet Tours & Cultural Heritage African Tours! Experience the power of history, culture, and liberation in Ghana—PLUS an optional 2-day extension in Egypt! Return home with US!

📍Dates: July 25 – August 5, 2025 (Ghana) + Optional Egypt Extension: August 4-6, 2025 (Please note that for the Ghana only trip we leave Ghana on the 4th and return to JFK on the 5th)
📍 Presented by: HAPI, Akhet Tours & Cultural Heritage African Tours
📍 Featuring: Professor James Small & HAPI
📍 www.akhettours.com or call us (917) 822-1802

Pilgrimage includes:
-International Flight from JFK, New York City
-Two meals daily (except for four days when only one meal is provided, and the other will be at the traveler’s expense)
-Air-conditioned ground transportation
-All tours and site entrance fees
-5-star hotel accommodations
-Experienced English-speaking tour guides
-Egypt Extension includes admission into GEM and Pyramid Giza Plateau

Ghana Only:
Double Room: $4800
Single Room: $5400

Egypt Extension:
Double Room: $5300
Single Room: $6100

🔥 What You’ll Experience in Ghana:
PANAFEST 2025 – Celebrate African unity and cultural heritage!
Emancipation Day, March to the Ancestral Slave River.
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park & Mausoleum – Honor the leader of Ghana’s independence.

Elmina & Cape Coast Slave Dungeons– Walk in the footsteps of our ancestors.
Kakum National Park – Explore Ghana’s breathtaking rainforest canopy.
W.E.B. DuBois Centre for Pan-Africanism – Honor a Pan-African legend.
Immersive Cultural Experiences– Enjoy traditional drumming, dance, and local markets AND MUCH MORE!!!!!

This isn’t just a tour—it’s a sacred pilgrimage, an Ancestral homecoming, and a movement toward African unity and empowerment. With the expertise and collaboration of HAPI, Akhet Tours, and Cultural Heritage African Tours.
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Her name is Poetry, and she embodies Eternity. She was named Phillis after the ship that transported her, and her last name, Wheatley, came from the merchant who purchased her. Originally from The Gambia, she was brought to America as a young girl.

By the age of thirteen, she was already composing poetry in a language that was not her native tongue. Despite her talent, many doubted that she was the true author of her works. At just twenty, Phillis faced a formidable challenge when she was summoned before a court of eighteen distinguished gentlemen, all clad in formal attire and wigs.

During this rigorous examination, she had to recite passages from Virgil, Milton, and biblical texts. Additionally, she was required to attest that her poems were original and not plagiarized. From her chair, she confidently delivered her responses until the court finally acknowledged her talent. Though she was a woman, a person of color, and a slave, she proved herself to be a poet of remarkable skill.

Phillis Wheatley became the first African American author to publish a book in the United States, paving the way for future generations of writers and artists. Her legacy continues to inspire countless individuals today.
Cc:the Gambian times

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Empowering youths to building trade and sustainable businesses!

Register your stand at 25. International Afrika festival Tübingen, the biggest African Diaspora festival in Germany-Europe! We’re determined to building the biggest African Diaspora market place in Europe. Registration: www.afrikafestival-tuebingen.com

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On Friday March 24, 1916 - Marcus Mosiah Garvey arrived in New York City

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The invincible - Griots!!

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The Ndau people are a distinct ethnic group located in central Mozambique and southeastern Zimbabwe. They have a complex history that involves interactions with other groups, including the Nguni. The Ndau culture is a fascinating blend of influences, and their language is recognized in the Zimbabwean constitution as a distinct language.

Historical records suggest that the Ndau people were also involved in trade with Khoisan groups and Arab merchants, and trade networks of Mapungubwe and Great Zimbabwe. The Portuguese missionary João dos Santos documented their distinct linguistic and cultural identity in the 1500s in his book "Ethiopia Oriental". According to dos Santos, the Ndau people traded goods such as traditional herbs, spiritual powers, animal skins, and bones with Arabs in exchange for colored cloths (Mpalu, Njeti, and Vukotlo) and golden beads.

The origin of the name "Ndau" is debated, with some theories suggesting it comes from the traditional greeting "Ndau wee!", while others propose it means "those who seek a place" or "land", translated from Nguni as "Umadingindawo".

# Ndau Groups
The five largest Ndau groups are:

- Magova
- Mashanga
- Vatomboti
- Madanda
- Teve

# Nguni Influence
Soshangane, a Nguni leader, established the Gaza Kingdom, which spread across Mozambique and Zimbabwe, subjugating many Ndau people and incorporating Nguni elements into their culture and language. This led to intermarriage and the integration of Nguni ancestry into Ndau lineage.

# Surnames and Cultural Practices
Many Ndau words, surnames, and cultural practices have Nguni origins. Examples of Ndau surnames with Nguni origins include:

- Semwayo
-Moyana
- Simango
- Thabethe
- Sibiya
- Dliwayo
- Dube/Mhlanga
- Makuyana
- Ndlukula
- Mlambo/Muyambo
- Mthethwa
- Thodlana
- Nxumalo
- Hlatshwayo
- Sithole
-Mdluyi
-Ndlovu
E.t.c

# Traditional and Modern Dances
The Ndau people have several traditional dances, with Muchongoyo being the main one. However, some groups, such as the Changane, also perform this dance, calling it "Mutsongolo". Modern Ndau dances include Zvigande, Mandlozi, Mukapa, and Chitonga, which have been influenced by other tribes.

# Identity and Relationship with Other Groups
There is a contrasting narrative about the identity of the Ndau people. Some describe the Ndau as a sub-group of the Shona people, while others argue that they have a distinct cultural, political, and linguistic identity.

# Geographic Distribution
Today, the Ndau people can be found in the districts of Chipinge and Chimanimani in Zimbabwe, as well as in areas of Bikita and the Zambezi valley. They also inhabit regions in central Mozambique, including Dondo, Machanga, Muxungwe, Buzi, Machaze, Chibavava, Musorizi, and Dombe, extending to the coast. Additionally, they have a presence in central Malawi.

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Source: cite.org.zw/the-ndau-people-of-zimbabwe/ O autor da foto, fotógrafo, é director do semanário "Savana".

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Dedicated to you Pan-African Daily TV family

The World Greatness University, Tanzania 🇹🇿 nominated Dr Susan Tatah, for world greatness Awards 2025, Zanzibar Island 🏝️ Tanzania 🇹🇿 here we come! She’s nominated in the sector of promoting African indigenous culture and knowledge

Thank you for your recognition 😊

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