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Karamu

Karamu is the feast in Kwanzaa.

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Ujima

Ujima , the third day/principle of Kwanzaa, means collective work and responsibility.

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Kuchunguza Tena Na Kutoa Ahadi Tena

Kuchunguza Tena Na Kutoa Ahadi Tena reassessment and recommitment, introduction of Distinguished Guest lecturer and short talk in Kwanzaa.

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Ngoma

Ngoma are the drums in Kwanzaa.

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Kutoa Marina

Kutoa Marina is the calling names of family ancestors and Black heroes in Kwanzaa.

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Kikombe Cha Umoja

Kikombe Cha Umoja is the Unity Cup in Kwanzaa.

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Kukaribisha

Kukaribisha is the welcoming for Kwanzaa.

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Karamu

Karamu Kwanzaa feast

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Zawadi

Zawadi are the gifts that are enriching used in Kwanzaa.

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Mishumaa Saba

Mishumaa Saba is the seven candles, one black, three red, and three green Haines during Kwanzaa.

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