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Bamba Day in Harlem: When the Senegalese diaspora honors Sheikh Ahmadou Bamba

Every July 28th, in the heart of Harlem in New York, a unique event draws attention: Bamba Day . Far from being a simple folkloric celebration, it is a manifestation of faith, unity, and identity for thousands of Senegalese living in the United States, and more broadly for members of the Mouride brotherhood throughout the world.


Bazin and the dowry: when fabric becomes a symbol of union in Africa

In many African cultures, the dowry is much more than a simple exchange of goods: it is a sacred ritual that unites two families. And at the heart of this ritual, one fabric shines brilliantly: the rich bazin.

This carefully dyed damask textile has become an essential element of dowry ceremonies, embodying respect, beauty and tradition.


The Tabaski festival

What is the Tabaski festival or Eid al-Adha? We'll explain!


Washing your bazin Mama Getzner

We'll give you tips on how to wash your Mama Gertzner bazin and keep it looking its best!

Recognizing a genuine bazin

We'll give you tips so you can recognize an authentic bazin riche!



"If I had to give a message to women, it would be to have confidence in themselves and to always fight to achieve their goals, especially for Black women, never give up because unfortunately society makes us have to fight twice as hard [...] to succeed."

Aïcha Ndaw

Powerful women: three Senegalese influencers to watch closely

Khoudia Diop, Coumba Gawlo Seck and Aïcha Ndaw [...]