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Africans celebrate a wide range of cultural, historical, and religious events that vary by region and ethnic group. Common celebrations include traditional festivals, such as harvest festivals, ancestral rites, and weddings, which often feature music, dance, and communal feasting. Additionally, many countries observe national holidays that commemorate independence or historical milestones. Religious celebrations, such as Eid al-Fitr, Christmas, and local spiritual festivals, also play a significant role in the diverse tapestry of African celebrations.
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Why do Africans celebrate Christmas?
Many Africans are Christian and so they celebrate Christmas.
Do West Africans celebrate holidays?
yes they do they celebrate many
What holidays do africans celebrate?
Kwanzaa
How do south africans celebrate remeberance day?
By remembering
How do South Africans celebrate Thanksgiving?
South Africa does not celebrate thanksgiving. That is an American and Canadian custom.
How do Africans celebrate birth?
They do not celebrate the birth of the baby before they are born because in Africa there are lots of illlneses.
How does south africans celebrate earth day?
Most don't. I never did.
Do south African celebrate Halloween?
Some do, but it has only been the past few years since South Africans have started celebrating Halloween and therefore it is still only a small section of South Africans who celebrate this.
What is heritage day about?
It's the day that South Africans celebrate their cultural heritage. We are reminded of where we come from.
Why you celebrate kwanza?
to honor famous African Americans and for Africans Americans they want bring strength to to their race
How come Africans dont celebrate Kwanzaa?
Because it's a made up Holiday with no religious significance.
What movement do West Indians and french africans celebrate?
Negritude was a literary movement started by French Africans and West Indians living in Paris from the 1930s through the 1950s. It was a European version of the Harlem Renaissance.
