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25/05/2026

As we celebrate Africa Day, let it remind us of the power and importance of standing together as one people, regardless of where we may be across the world. United in culture, heritage, vision and purpose, we continue to shape our future together.

Africa Celebrates 2026 looks forward to welcoming Africans from across the continent, the diaspora, people of African descent from around the world, and friends of Africa to Addis Ababa from 10–15 November 2026 for the world’s biggest Pan-African gathering.

The Official Airline of Africa Celebrates, Ethiopian Airlines, will be flying delegates from around the globe to Addis Ababa for this historic celebration of Africa’s art, culture, heritage, creativity, unity, excellence and business.

Africa Celebrates 2025 welcomed the participation of 43 African countries and 15 countries from outside Africa. This year promises to be bigger.

For partnership and collaboration opportunities with Africa Celebrates 2026, visit:
www.africacelebrates.com

24/05/2026

As we celebrate the Independence Day of Eritrea, we pay tribute to the strength, sacrifice, and determination that shaped the nation’s freedom. Wishing all Eritreans a meaningful and happy Independence Day.






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16/01/2026

26/12/2025

MAK ARTS REPRESENTING DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO AT AFRICA FASHION RECEPTION - THE GALA FASHION & AWARDS NIGHT OF AFRICA CELEBRATES 2025.

25/12/2025

23/12/2025

MERRY CHRISTMAS

23/12/2025

The Gala Fashion and Awards Night at the Skylight Hotel featured a standout performance by Madola from Nigeria. Her artistry added a sophisticated layer of talent to the evening, perfectly complementing the celebration of fashion and excellence.

22/12/2025

CEDARWEAR REPRESENTING CEYCHELLES AT AFRICA FASHION RECEPTION - THE GALA FASHION & AWARDS NIGHT OF AFRICA CELEBRATES 2025.

19/12/2025

ELLEN DESIGN REPRESENTING KENYA AT AFRICA FASHION RECEPTION - THE GALA FASHION & AWARDS NIGHT OF AFRICA CELEBRATES 2025.

19/12/2025

AFRO FILM ALLIANCE AT AFRICA CELEBRATES 2025 SPOTLIGHTS LOW-BUDGET FILMMAKING AND AFRICAN STORYTELLING.

Afro Film Alliance (AFA) at Africa Celebrates 2025 brought together filmmakers, producers, and creative professionals for a focused dialogue on advancing African cinema. AFA was organized in partnership with Habeshaview.

The program opened with remarks by Mr. Svinurayi Gonera, followed by the Film Forum titled “How to Make a Movie with a Low Budget and Distribute It.” Moderated by Ms. Hannah Mariam Dereje, the panel featured Mr. Leul Shoaferaw, Mr. Tewodros Teshome, Mrs. Mahlet Solomon, Mr. Sewmehon Yismaw, Mrs. Tariro Washe, and Amb. Dr. Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen, who shared practical insights on filmmaking and distribution.

Mrs. Heny Cuesta Mena of African descent from Colombia delivered a special speech on Black women filmmakers from the Shore, followed by the screening of the trailer for her short film, What Is My Name? 1821.

The AFA also featured the screening of ten selected short films, showcasing emerging talent from across Africa. These films were selected from over 115 films received from all over Africa and the Diaspora.

Closing remarks were delivered by Mrs. Tigist Kebede and Mr. Lexy Mojo Eyes, underscoring the event's role in strengthening collaboration and elevating African film on the global stage.

Africa Celebrates 2025 was packaged by Legendary Gold Limited in partnership with Afronova, in collaboration with the African Union Commission, UNECA, and the Embassies of Nigeria, Burundi, and Côte d'Ivoire, with additional support from the US and EU Missions to the AU and Ethiopia’s Ministry of Tourism. Official partners—Ethiopian Airlines, Skylight Hotel, DCT Entertainment, Kana TV, Oceanwave Group, and PG Records provided exceptional backing, helping to elevate Afro Film alliance into one of the most impact full engagements of Africa Celebrates 2025.