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In this year 2018, Humanitas Afrika is launching its long-standing SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL TO AFRICA initiative of coordinating, from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, interested persons as group travellers to Ghana in West Africa.

Dear friends and supporters of Humanitas Africa,

We invite you to view a video message designed by our Ghana country coordinator as Christmas greetings to you all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rjtAhuc3Sw

Thank you again for every single contribution that has helped our activities go forward.

Dear visitors,

We would like to inform you that

from 20 December 2017 to 29 January 2018
the African Information Centre and Library will be closed.

We resume operations on Tuesday 30 January 2018.

Wishing all of you great holidays season.

In September we are opening new language classes:

- Swahili beginners and intermediate: 3 classes

- Lingala for beginners

- Amharic (if there are 3 candidates)

- Wolof (if there are 3 candidates)

More information to come soon ion this Web and our Facebook page.

We are preparing the opening of Lingala and Amharic language classes. Would you be interested, please fill-in this online form.

https://goo.gl/forms/3VD3dEjUiUpFSXt02

Thank you!

We inform our dear readers that the Library of the African Information Centre will be closed to the public for Summer break from Tuesday 27 June 6 p.m.

Please return your borrows in time and avoid unnecessary fines.

Library operations will resume on Tuesday 26 September 2017 at 2 p.m.

The conference is organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic in cooperation with African Embassies in the Czech Republic on the occasion of the Africa Day on

May 25, 2017

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Loretánské náměstí 5, Prague

To all the fans of Kafe Afrika and other interested persons waiting in expectation to see it reopen, Humanitas Afrika highly recommends for your visit the newly opened PRAGUE MAHAGON RESTAURANT.

Market of non-governmental organizations is a unique one-day event, which has been growing in size and scope since its inception in 2000. NGOs active in education, volunteering, human rights, environmental and other issues are given an opportunity to present their activities to broad public, establish new partnerships, address potential sponsors and volunteers, and even gain valuable know-how needed for successful NGO-management.

As a response to the attitude of rejection towards migrants of African origin that is growing in the Czech society, mainly due to ingrained prejudice and insufficient close knowledge of their culture, Humanitas Afrika is offering 10 workshops to primary schools students for school years 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 in Prague.