Welcome to the Afrosphere
The Afrosphere is a dedicated space for thought, reflection, and celebration — a blog created to spotlight the voices, stories, and brilliance of the African community here in Aotearoa.
From think pieces and event reflections to art and business reviews, this blog dives into the ideas, creations, and conversations that matter to us. Here, you’ll find coverage of local events, interviews with artists and professionals, cultural commentary, and features on the businesses, talents, and movements shaping our community.
Whether you’re here to learn, reflect, or simply stay connected, the Afrosphere is your space to engage with the richness and complexity of African diasporic life in Aotearoa — in all its creativity, pride, and power.
We’d love to hear from you!
Have a topic you'd like us to explore, an event or artist you think we should feature, or thoughts you’d like to share? Send us your ideas, suggestions, and feedback — we welcome your voice in shaping the Afrosphere.
Reach out to us at theubuntuuproject@gmail.com — we’re excited to connect with you!
Roots and Rhythm: The Evolution of Africa Day in Auckland
Roots and Rhythm: The Evolution of Africa Day in Auckland 🇿🇦🇬🇭🇰🇪
From quiet beginnings to vibrant city-wide celebrations, Africa Day in Auckland has transformed into a powerful cultural moment. In our first post, we reflect on the origins of Africa Day, how it's been celebrated over the years, and how it’s grown into a meaningful space of joy, visibility, and cultural affirmation.
This piece is a celebration of connection, identity, and the growing visibility of African communities in Aotearoa. Come take a read — this is more than just a recap, it’s a reminder of how far we’ve come and where we’re headed.