The six of us have given our undivided attention to Auntie Mabel, owner of the eponymous Mabel’s Chop Bar in Ho, Ghana. Here the kitchen is an outdoor building, a complex of covered shelters where peeling, washing, and butchering happen. Read More …
Blogger Tanya Christian discovered she was related to royalty, Nigerian Prince Chinedu Eri, after using Ada Anagho Brown’s ‘Roots to Glory.’
The six of us have given our undivided attention to Auntie Mabel, owner of the eponymous Mabel’s Chop Bar in Ho, Ghana. Here the kitchen is an outdoor building, a complex of covered shelters where peeling, washing, and butchering happen. Read More …
On November 8, 2017, we traveled to Nigeria! Each of us in some way searching for answers about our ancestors. Among us were descendants of the Yoruba, Igbo and more from Nigeria. The journey was that of reconnection, spiritual awakening Read More …
Come with Michael Twitty and Roots to Glory Tours on an 8 night 9-day culinary adventure!! Explore Ghana’s indigenous food traditions, international influences, and connections to the foodways of the African Diaspora. Our tour will visit both sights of food Read More …
We traveled to Senegal, the land of the Jollof rice, Thieboudienne, roasted fish and dibi restaurants. It was a very interesting experience getting to know the true Senegalese. We also visit Saint Louis, which was the capital of French Africa Read More …
After the success of the African Naming Ceremony for Cote D’Ivoire last year at Le Main Tendu festival in Downtown Silver Spring, we are we once again extending an invitation to join us on the weekend of August 5-6, 2017. Read More …
Register today for the African Naming Ceremony which will take place at the African Landing Day events in Hampton, Virginia August 18th – 20th, 2017. The schedule is as follows: Friday, August 18, 2017: 7:00pm African Diaspora Film Festival Saturday, Read More …
DNA Tested African Descendants and Roots to Glory Tours have partnered to bring you the African Royal DNA Project. This project is designed to assist Africans in the Diaspora whose ancestors were forcefully removed from the Continent an opportunity to Read More …
Ode to Ethiopian Airlines… Before I begin, I should tell you that I travel to Africa, a lot! My travels have taken me to Benin, Cameroon, Ghana and Togo, to name a few. During these travels, I have always used Read More …