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Celebrating Africa, its People, & its Culture

1.59b+

Population

30.3m+

Sq km

20%

Earth's land

55

Countries

19%

Global Population

#2

Youth Population

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Learn an African Language Today 

Beginner, Intermediate, Children & Adult Classes 

September 2026 - May 2027

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Amharic, Swahili, Oromo, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Somali, Zulu, Fante, Wolof, and much more!

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Media

Tune in to Voice of Afrikka’s Media—Africa's home for talk shows, podcasts, music, sports, fun, culture, food, fashion, stars. Meet celebrities and leaders, with African content for Africans that speak to Africans globally. African voices, stories, community news, all year long. Support fundraising and aid plans upgrading roads and helping communities across Africa. Tune In and join us today!

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Language School

Ready to Speak your Language? Ages 5+ through Adults learn to speak confidently. Choose Beginner or Intermediate classes, September–May, plus summer intensives. Your language is more than words—its heritage, identity, and a bridge to future generations. Keep your language alive, build skill, connect with culture, and keep your heritage language thriving. Don’t just know about it—speak it! Enroll today!

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Culture Hub

Experience Africa. Celebrate culture. Connect with your African roots! The Culture Hub brings traditions, celebrations, food, culture, practices to life through exciting webinars, events and activities. We showcase and you discover something new every month, experience the richness of the continent, and deepen your connection to heritage. From cultural experiences to African-themed events, there’s always something to enjoy.

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Mediation Center

Courtrooms do not understand diaspora disputes. The Mediation Center offers culturally competent resolution for African conflict- Head of Family Disputes, Community Disputes, Matrimonial Disputes (Divorce, Separation, Custody), Parent & Adult Child Disputes, Inheritance Disputes, etc. We understand and honor your traditions, values, status, and extended family structures to find common ground.

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Swahili, Amharic, Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Somali, Twi, Oromo, Fante, Zulu, Xhosa, Lingala, Shona, Wolof, Fulani, Kikongo, Ganda, Tigrinya, Berber, Malagasy, Kru, Ga, Mande, Ewe, Soninke. 

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Media

Voice of Afrikka Media tells African stories in African voices — podcasts, video, and storytelling that put the continent's people front and center, not as a footnote in someone else's narrative. From cultural programming to community reporting, our media arm gives the diaspora a platform to see itself reflected honestly, and a way to fundraise for infrastructure and social projects back home.

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Language School

Our Language School exists to keep African languages alive in the diaspora, one generation at a time. Classes run beginner through intermediate for ages 5 through adult, built around real conversation rather than rote memorization — because the goal isn't a grade, it's the ability to speak with family. Swahili, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, and more are offered, with new languages added as demand grows.

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Culture Hub

The Culture Hub keeps African traditions living traditions — music, film, food, and celebration brought together through community events that make heritage something you experience, not just remember. 
Our calendar changes every month, reflecting the full breadth of the continent's cultural life, because language and culture are inseparable: understanding one deepens the other.

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Mediation Center

The Mediation Center offers culturally competent mediation for the disputes court systems aren't built to understand — family leadership conflicts, marital disputes, parent-child friction, and inheritance disagreements shaped by African beliefs, traditions, and family structures. Our goal is to help people find common ground before conflict breaks the relationships that hold diaspora communities together.

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Join The Voice of Afrikka Language School — ages 5 to Adults, Beginner through Intermediate.

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