S.i.S.T.A.H.

Happy (Kwanzaa yenu iwe na heri)
Habari gani? (What's the News?)

26 December - (Unity)
27 December - (Self-Determination)
28 December - (Collective Work and Responsibility)
29 December - (Cooperative Economics)
30 December - (Purpose)
31 December - (Creativity)
1 January - (Faith)

Happy Kwanzaa (Kwanzaa yenu iwe na heri)
Habari gani? (What's the News?)

26 December - (Unity)
27 December - (Self-Determination)
28 December - (Collective Work and Responsibility)
29 December - (Cooperative Economics)
30 December - (Purpose)
31 December - (Creativity)
1 January - (Faith)

[Image Description: the illustration is set against a background of an Orange w ❤️ Pink, 💜 Purple, & 💙 Blue of the + Pride Flag interwoven accents Kente Cloth.

Across the top are the words "Happy Kwanza" done in heavy gold embossed-style lettering, both in a style meant to call to mind traditional West African artistic styles including Benin Bronzes.

The main image is a photo-realistic grey-toned figure with small splashes of colour, of a smiling dark-skinned African femme presenting person with their arms outstretched in welcome. Their long dreadlocked hair which falls over their shoulder is done up in a head-scarf and they are richly dressed in a striped Dashiki and heavy gold traditional jewellery.

In front of them is a festive heavily ladened table with a table-cloth done in a decorative Africa-style fabric, and covered with numerous items associated with the Holiday of Kwanza.

Chief among them holding pride of place is the , with its three ❤️ Red Candles to the left one tall 🖤 Black Candle in the centre. and three 💚 Green Candles to the right in the colours of the UNIA (aka Pan-African) Flag all lit.

Other items on the table include woven African-baskets some filled with various indigenous West-African & Caribbean "first fruits" of the Harvest; African musical instruments including a Shekere, and a picture frame to hold the images of family members.