JW Blog
It takes a Village…
On April 25th, a networking event hosted by Africa Square Village in New York City provided a platform for Diaspora Africans to connect and to share their stories. Jeffrey Kimathi the founder of Jamhuri wear, was invited as the featured fire chat guest to shed light on the brand's origin story and the inspiration behind its creation.
What sparked the journey of Jamhuri wear?
Kimathi emphasized the importance of community in driving the vision behind Jamhuri wear. They say community is a group of people united in a common cause, and for Jamhuri wear, that cause is to celebrate African culture through fashion. The brand aims to not only showcase the beauty of African heritage but also to create a sense of unity among individuals who share a passion for cultural diversity.
Reclaiming Heritage: The Ethiopian Royalty Pack Deck of Cards.
As we commemorate Black History Month, let the Ethiopian Royalty Pack be a beacon, inviting players to connect with the regal narratives of kings and queens. This rebranding project is more than just reshaping playing cards; it's a celebration of Black history at its very essence, inviting us to shuffle through the richness of our heritage with every draw. Join us in embracing the royalty, resilience, and regality that define Black history.
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Africans of New York - Mzansi
@mosito.ramaili for Jamhuri Wear Africans of New York Series.Spring Summer 2023 #mzansi t-shirt collection.
The collection is now available to shop www.jamhuriwear.com.
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NYC Marathon Sunday 2022 Watch Party
Join us! today November 6thNYC Marathon Sunday!
Fly your flag 🇰🇪 🇪🇹
Cheer the runners down 5th Avenue.
Come inside Teranga restaurant
Taste a bite of East African culture
Vibe to the music.
10 A.M
1280 5th Avenue,
Harlem, NY.