Category: Black People History

• Two Palm Sundays: Why Do African Churches Celebrate Palm Sunday Differently from Ethiopia?

  By Gĩtaũ wa Kũng’ũ Christianity, with its rich history spanning over two millennia, has grown into a tapestry of denominations and traditions. From Roman Catholics and Protestants in the West to Eastern Orthodox Christians and the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, each branch of the faith brings unique perspectives and practices. While united by the commemoration of…

  Honia-Heal Afrika Initiative (HAI)

  Apr 13, 2025

  Black People History, Christianity, Ethiopian Church, Pan Africanism, Policy

  #Agenda2063, #EthiopianBible, #GrandRising, #PalmSunday, #PanAfricanism, #Ubuntu, #Vision2030

• Today Feb 25 in Black History Month: Celebrating Black Excellence: Significant Milestones on February 25th

  By Gĩtaũ wa Kũng’ũ (profgitauwakungu@gmail.com)February 25th has been a date of remarkable achievements and contributions in Black history. On this day, we honor the following legacies of individuals and institutions that have left an indelible mark on education, politics, sports, and social movements. Cheyney University of Pennsylvania. Founded on February 25, 1837, Cheyney University holds…

  Honia-Heal Afrika Initiative (HAI)

  Feb 25, 2025

  Africa Union Commission, Black History Month, Black People History, Pan Africanism

  #BlackHistoryMonth, #Feb25inBHM, #GrandRising, #PanAfricanism, #Ubuntu