Fardowsa's vision stems from her aspiration to preserve Somali cultural heritage for upcoming generations.
Ali and his students preserved a remarkable selection of 48 pictures and drawings that survived the ravages of civil unrest
This practice aligns with the principles outlined in the Quran, where men and women do not mix during meals or in mosques
The exhibition showacases Somali art and culture from June 25 to July 26, 2024 in partnership with the National Museums of Kenya.
A rising number of people have outgrown it and are consuming less and less of it, if any at all, abandoning the traditional food that was once a staple of festivals and daily life.
Gadhis Adha group intends to document its culture including traditional attire, recipes, folk songs, riddles, dances, games, and language.
Participants were treated to a taste of Somali culture ranging from traditional delicacies to songs and dances, dressing code and mock traditional weddings.
The expo welcomed attendees from various backgrounds, highlighting Kenya's rich cultural tapestry.