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African roots in the Cuban Culture is permanent tribute to African Day.

The Mast, Lusaka, 25th May 2021. When we celebrate the Day of Africa on 25th May, Cuba feels proud of her African roots, which manifest in all spheres of life and not only in the colour of the skin. The culture of Cuba is a complex mixture of different factors and influences. The Cuban people and the customs, traditions, music, religious beliefs, way of life, etc. are mostly based on strong EuropeanAfrican and Amerindian influences and cultural links.  Along that historical route, we share history, culture, religion, music, strong friendship and the aspirations and dreams for a better future for all.

Message from the Speaker of the ANPP of Cuba Mr. Esteban Lazo Hernández, on the Africa Day.

The Mast of Zambia, Havana, 25 May 2021. On the occasion of Africa Day, a celebration that has a special significance for Cuba given the deep and unbreakable ties uniting us, I would like to express our sincerest congratulations extended to all the peoples of that dear continent. Without Africa, the history of Cuba could not be written, nor could the idiosyncrasy of the Cuban people be understood.   

MESSAGE FROM THE SPEAKER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF PEOPLE’S POWER OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA, MR. ESTEBAN LAZO HERNÁNDEZ, ADDRESSED TO THE PAN-AFRICAN PARLIAMENT ON THE OCCASION OF AFRICA DAY.

MESSAGE FROM THE SPEAKER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF PEOPLE’S POWER OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA, MR. ESTEBAN LAZO HERNÁNDEZ, ADDRESSED TO THE PAN-AFRICAN PARLIAMENT ON THE OCCASION OF AFRICA DAY.

Sisters and brothers:

Havana, 25 May 2021. On the occasion of Africa Day, a celebration that has a special significance for Cuba given the deep and unbreakable ties uniting us, I would like to express our sincerest congratulations extended to all the peoples of that dear continent. Without Africa, the history of Cuba could not be written, nor could the idiosyncrasy of the Cuban people be understood.   

From Zambia we salute the Day of Africa.

Freedom statue: Standing in the heart of Zambia’s capital city, Lusaka, is this statue, known as Freedom Statue. The man who this statue is sculpted after goes by the name Mpundu (Zanco) Mutembo, born in 1936 in Mbala, Zambia.

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