Afro Cultural Development Network

...to give Africa a face in the outside world, the acronym "AFROCUDEN" was coined. Making people appreciate the beauty of African traditions in this Century.

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We do everything African Cultures

Our goal is to use media and other forms of technologies to significantly impact the movement for the recognition of African Cultures globally.

We've got everything you need to know and experience to appreciate African Cultures.

Notable Moments

The rich History of our many African Cultures from witness' perspective.

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Africa's Architecture

Africa's native Architectural designs and Settlement patterns.

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Royalty

Everything you need to know about Royalty in the different cultures we have in Africa

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Dressing Styles

Africa's extraordinary ways of dressing and why those dressing...

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Upcoming adventure Festival

You will not want to miss the next Afro Cultural Festival

Our annual festivals showcases African Cultures raw. It is not just an adventure, it is a pleasant experience. You may want to partner with us for the next one. You may also wish to book space for you and your loved ones to be in the next Festival live.

Our mission

The mission is to promote the culture and strive for the economic development of the Africa via culture-driven charity works among other activities.

Cultural Festivals

Charity

Rural infrastructural development

Tours & Researches

We are open for partnership

You or your Brand can partner with us. Our partnership always offers a win-win opportunity.

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African Proverbs

"Bí abá so òkò sójà ará ilé eni ní bá".

Translation: He who throws stone in the market will hit his relative.

Meaning: Be careful what you do unto others it may return towards you or someone close to you.

- Yoruba (Nigeria)

Asiye funzwa na mamaye hufunzwa na ulimwengu.

Translation: He who is not taught by his mother will be taught by the world.

Meaning: Emphasizes the importance of parental guidance and upbringing in a person's education and character development.

- Swahili (East Africa)

Ora na azu nwa.

Translation: The community raises a child..

Meaning: Highlights the collective responsibility of the community in raising and shaping the character of a child.

- Igbo (Nigeria)

Woforo dua pa a, na yepia wo.

Translation: When you climb a good tree, you are given a push.

Meaning: Encourages individuals to strive for excellence and take advantage of opportunities that come their way.

- Akan (Ghana)

Ubuhle bendoda zinkomo zayo.

Translation: The beauty of a man is in his cattle..

Meaning: Suggests that a person's worth is measured by their possessions and accomplishments.

- Zulu (South Africa)

Yow lanu tegg neex.

Translation: The one who eats alone cannot discuss the taste with others.

Meaning: Emphasizes the importance of shared experiences and interactions in order to truly understand and appreciate them.

- Wolof (Senegal)

Our Activities

What we do and how we do them. Below are some; definitely not all we do. This are our activities in a nutshell.

We Write

We write about different aspects of African cultures; ancient and contemporary.

We Promote

We promote Brands in the context of African Cultures as we broadcast African Cultures to the World.

We Interview

We create a platform where people share their knowledge of different African Cultures with you.

We Enjoy it

It is our pleasure, we enjoy it and we have made it our lifestyle as much as it is what we do.

We Create

We are innovative, we create things that draws peoples attention to African Cultures globally.

We Listen

Whatever you have to tell us, we are listening, feel free to Contact us anytime.

Charity Works

As we showcase African Cultures, we cannot ignore the fact that there are Rural Areas around Africa that are underdeveloped. Out of our passion for African Cultures, we are into Community-based Charity work focusing on making essential social amenities available to underdeveloped communities across Africa.

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"Any African culture is way beyond just a way of life. They are precious processes." Elemonsho A. A.
Executive Director