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We Walked, We Danced, We Came Together
Steps, Stories & Strength: Summer Barbecue with Chapter 12 | Karibani Steps, Stories & Strength · Session 2 We Walked, We Danced, We Came Together 11th July 2026 · The ARC Community Hub, Loughborough · Karibani & Chapter 12 On Saturday 11th July 2026, something…
Steps, Stories & Strength: How We Walked, Laughed, and Connected at Beacon Hill
4th May 2026 | Karibani Limited On Bank Holiday Monday, 4th May 2026, something special happened at Beacon Hill Country Park in Woodhouse Eaves, Leicestershire. Thirty-three people — 16 adults and 17 children — came together for the very first session of our Steps,…
Celebrating African Culture: My Event Experience
I attended this event as one of the photographers, and immediately, I was immersed in the activities taking place.The food served on the day gave me a little taste of Africa, and I must say, it was delicious. I watched as others served their food, with individuals of…
Ibadan: Unveiling the Wild and Wonderful World of the 19th Century Yorubaland
This article is mainly sourced from Laurent Fourchard’s paper titled – The Case of Ibadan, Nigeria* Let us take you on a whirlwind tour of Ibadan, a city with more layers than a Yoruba bride’s gele. This is a place where history and hustle meet, shake hands, and…
Celebrating Wellbeing from African Lenses: A Vibrant Fusion of Culture and Community
On Saturday, May 25th, 2024, the town of Loughborough came alive with the sounds, flavours, and stories of Africa. In a heartwarming and energetic gathering at The Hub Project, KARIBANI, in collaboration with The Business of Being and DEAR JESAS, hosted the second…
Yoruba Language – ChatGPT
Perhaps you may have heard of ChatGPT. For those who have not, ChatGPT(Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is simply a model ‘which interacts in a conversational way’. In more technical terms, according to Wikipedia, it is a is a chatbot built on top of…
AFRICAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE: ARE WE GETTING DETATCHED?
Over, the years, many African countries have seen a lot of their people move out of the country overseas in search of greener pastures. Outside their natural habitat, they realize that they start doing things the way their new environment does. Most of the times,…
Why your Child should be bilingual.
Every parent wants overall development for their Children. This is why we have parents sending their kids to school, engaging in physical activities such as taking them to playgrounds, reading bedtime stories and even helping out with homeworks and so much more. We…
The Igbo people and 4 things you may not know about them!
Igbo Men celebrating their culture. Where did the Igbos come from? The story of the origin of the Igbos is not a unanimous one. Some believe the popular Igbo Folklore that states the Igbo people descended from Eri, a divine figure who was sent from heaven to Earth to…