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The Somali Heritage Week #SHW2019 is on at the Kenya Cultural Centre today. Make a date.
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Replying to @AwjamaOrg
@AwjamaOrg Director @fardowsaJama1 accompanied by a team from Awjama Cultural Center today are attending #WorldRefugeeDay2022 .
Theme: Whoever/Wherever/Whenever.The event is organized by @miire06 founder of @YouthRyeh .
#WorldRefugeeDay2022 .
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βPeace is not the absence of warβ @AjakMaulana we need home made solutions #WorldRefugeeDay2022
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Hello art lovers.
Come celebrate #WorldRefugeeDay with us and buy art for your home collection.
Beautiful #Somali artwork πΌ made by skilled refugee women in #Kenya are available.
@wairimugitau8 @muthoninjuki @IloProspects @nyamoriv @PhilipOgola
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Celebrating #WorldRefugeeDay everyone has the right to sake safety whenever wherever they are. #WorldRefugeeDay2022 @palletCafe πΈπ΄ π·πΌ πͺπΉ πΊπ¬
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As we are celebrating the World Refugee Day We are joined by friends from all over the continent showcasing cultures, food and art from different refugee groups. #WorldRefugeeDay2022
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The first panel of our second day shall be discussing the Changes to the Somali Culture. Our guests include:
Prof. Mohamed Elmi Tohow
Prof. Ali Shariif Arabow
Prof. Mohamed Osman Bulbul
The panel shall be moderated by Mohamed Abdi Abdulle
#MogadishuCultureFestival
#MCF
Awjama Cultural Centre retweeted
Tomorrow is Mogadishu Cultural Festival 2022 official opening ceremony.
Venue: National theatre
Time: from 8am
#MogdishuCulturalFestival
#MCF2022
Awjama Cultural Centre retweeted
Carwada Bugaagta Muqdisho waxaa sidoo kale ka faaideysta caruurta Muqdisho oo sanadkiiba fursad u hela in ay ka bartaan farshaxanka & dhaqanka.
Koox ka socota @AwjamaOrg ayaa howshan qabta. #MBF2021
@MogBF @Br_Diini @Hamdialifarah2 @Rahmomire @alizia05 @AbdiBarud @Amalow11
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βThe family and the school community can play an important part in developing the required learning environment and supportive reading culture that fosters a child's curiosity and desire to read.β Fardawsa Jama, a child learning specialist from the @AwjamaOrg #MBF2021
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To @WilliamsRuto: Take a cold shower tonight and hug Rachel Ruto. Then remember that nothing lasts forever.
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Incase you may be Interested,
@AwjamaOrg is conducting this wonderful training. For more info kindly reach out to @Rahmomire and the team at Awjama.
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Somali youth hub leaders arrived in Nairobi on 25th Feb for a 10 day training, mentorship & networking visit. They visited various cultural hubs in Nairobi including @mukuruYI @NairobiGarage @iHub @AwjamaOrg & @Kuona_Trust as pictured below!
#MogadishuYouthHub
#ArtXchangeProject
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"Without reflection, we go blindly on our way, creating more unintended consequences, and failing to achieve anything useful." - American writer Margaret J. Wheatley. Yesterday's @Artxchangeproj1 reflection session at the GoDown. @AwjamaOrg @Creatives_Kenya
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Rabbi mahaddiis tabobar Saxaafadda ah oo socday 4 bilood oo ay iska kaashadeen Haay'adda Great Globe Foundation iyo Xarunta Dhaqanka ee Awjaamac ayaa maanta lasoo ebyay. Mahad ha ka gaadho macallin @AbdirashidM2 oo tabobarka bixinayay.
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Paid a courtesy visit to @AwjamaOrg, a fascinating center for reading and learning that will make you relatively to enjoy the atmosphere. a collection of different books are available in the center including somali story books. #Nairobi #Eastleigh
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She thought till late at midnight and finally decided how to take revenge from him. She could not sleep all night, because she was too eager to take revenge for the idols she worshiped. Even before the first ray of sunlight had entered her... #WeLoveMuhammadο·Ί
Awjama Cultural Centre retweeted
George Mukabi (English version) by @mukeni28:
Born on a simple homestead in western Kenya in 1930, this man grew to be one of East Africaβs most loved musicians who made famous the regionβs OMUTIBO and BENGA styles. (1/5)

















































