ITEKA YOUTH Organization

Day One of Echoes of Motherland Heritage on March 4th at ALU Kigali, in collaboration with Iteka Youth Organisation, asked:
Can tradition and innovation coexist in modern Africa?

Panellists -Yves, , and powerful reflections on heritage, identity, and the future of African culture.

Key highlights:
- Gen Z reconnecting with grandparents to bridge cultural gaps.
- Embedding culture into education systems.
- Using digital creativity to amplify African narratives.
- Moving from preservation to legacy-building.

Performances by artists from Burundi and Nigeria reminded us that culture thrives when we Protect, Promote, and Preserve. .

🔥 🔥 Get ready for an electrifying celebration of Africa’s rich and diverse cultures. The Iteka African Cultural Festival returns for its 4th edition, bringing together powerful performances, vibrant music and dance, bold fashion, and breathtaking artistic expression from across the continent.

This is more than a festival ; it’s a cultural journey where tradition meets innovation, and heritage sparks social transformation. Every performance, every rhythm, every story invites you to explore Africa in all its beauty, creativity, and depth.

Theme: “Echoes of Motherland Heritage: Tradition, Innovation, and Social Transformation”

Don’t miss out ! secure your ticket and be part of the energy, the culture, and the movement.

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Art for Youth Resilience and Livelihood Programme in partnership with