kwe-kwe origin- kwe kwe meaning – Guyanese Kwe-Kwe (Yoruba Marriage): Part 3
Yoruba Marriage (Igbeyawo)
In the Yoruba culture the literal meaning of Igbeyawo is “carrying a wife.”
The marriage traditions of the Yoruba people of Nigera were...
Centenary project remembers West Indian soldiers
The contribution made by Caribbean soldiers to the Allied effort in the Great War is being given further recognition in a series of initiatives...
Christmas remembered by Caribbean Diaspora
Dear Editor,
During the season, Caribbean people in North America reminisce about the enjoyment of the year-end season as they knew it. Christmas is...
Guyanese Kwe-Kwe: Part 2
Kwe-kwe in Guyana resulted from the fusion of the marriage practices of several different African cultural groups who were enslaved during the African Holocaust....
Living under the legacy of post Caribbean Apartheid
As is customary with a reparations lecture delivered by the eloquent and charismatic Sir Hilary Beckles, Vice Chancellor of the University of the...
