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YouTube debuts ‘The Voices of Africa’: Creators Documenting Traditional Cultural Practices

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Ahead of the festive period which sees many Africans visit their hometowns away from the cities in which they are based, YouTube has launched “The Voices of Africa”, a social campaign to celebrate the continent’s unique and traditional expressions. The campaign, which is in partnership with a select group of African creators, seeks to celebrate the diversity of the continent’s cultural heritage.

Creators from across Sub-Saharan Africa were challenged to create and share videos on their YouTube Channels that reveal their unique cultural heritage stories. They have captured their interpretation of cultural heritage through stories about their local traditions and practices, conversations with friends and family, and with people in their local communities.

Susan Wahome from Kenya shared a video on the secrets behind great African food
Seithati Letsipa from South Africa used her video to unpack the cultural practice of Pabadimo, a thanks giving ceremony in her culture.
Wongel Zelalem provided an indepth look at her Ethiopian heritage
Nigerian creator ‘Stylebereme’ took her followers on a journey, unpacking her love for African Wax prints.
Nigerian storyteller Steven Ndukwu travelled to Kano to take an immersive look at Dambe, a martial art of the Hausa people from West Africa. 
Kenya’s Kate Kendy took viewers on a journey through her history, heritage as well as the countryside
Reggie Mohlabi released a video where he shares  an in depth look at his background  with audiences.
Banele Ndaba, a South African creator, took audiences on a journey through his upbringing  – where he grew up, attended school as well as conversations with his family.

“At YouTube, we have always prioritised and recognised the diverse cultures, creators, artists and content on the platform. The Voices of Africa campaign is an opportunity that allows us to spotlight the uniqueness of Africa’s cultural heritage through the different voices and experiences of creators across the continent,” says Strategic Partner Manager at YouTube, Twala Ngambi.

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