@theamanitribe - Tumblr Blog

Today, The Amani Tribe wants to discuss ways in which Africans have had to conform. Whether it be by our way of dress, our hair, food or other pieces of our culture, most of us can identify with those struggles today. What are ways in which you've had to conform a part of your identity at school, work, friends or in public? The Amani Tribe is a platform in which any type of dialogue and discussion will be safe and encouraged! ? Tag us @theamanitribe so that we can see parts of your culture that you are celebrating! Peace 🙏 TAT

The Amani Tribe made some Traditional Ethiopian Coffee today! Coffee, called buna/bun in Ethiopia, is a huge part of Ethiopian culture. Ethiopians roast their own beans to an even dark brown color and brew the grind in a clay pot called a jebena. There are three rounds that are brewed with those grinds. The rounds are called by the names abol (1st round), tona (2nd round) and bereka (3rd round). During our coffee ceremony stories, laughter, proverbs and sometimes juicy little secrets are shared :) most importantly connections with family members, friends and neighbors are made. African culture is so rich and goes extensivly deep. Please join us in our journey of bringing stories of Africa back to life! For more pictures and a detailed recipe of the Ethiopian coffee ceremony go to www.theamanitribe.com

Keep going.

Amani wisdom.

New post on our website! African parents are continuously sacrificing for their child(ren). One of type The Amani Tribe is celebrating is when parents send their child to another country in hopes of achieving a better life and pursuing a higher education. African parents are constantly sacrificing for their offspring. What are some other ways African parents have sacrificed? •|peace|•

the-amanitribe-blog

I saw a picture on Instagram from a movie that a friend is shooting in Ethiopia. In the scene, a father is saying goodbye to his son and walking him out the door of, what I am presuming is, the father’s home. The caption says, “Solomon sends his son away, uncertain of his future!”. Almost...

Make it your mantra.

Amani wisdom.

Saturday making Mandazi. Recipe at [www.theamanitribe.com] this coming week. #mandazi #kenya #eastafrica #africanfood

#kenya #africanfood #mandazi #eastafrica

Chai in a red Birika (teapot) new blog post [theamanitribe.com]

Too lazy to cook, #Leftovers make great quick meals. Githeri (beans and corn) , Chicken masala, rice, added some fresh tomatoes and avocado #kenya #theamanitribe #foodie

#theamanitribe #leftovers #foodie #kenya