MUSIC
This Kenyan music group had everybody singing "Sura Yako" and "Suzanna," even if half the people singing had absolutely no idea what the lyrics meant.
Sauti Sol
This South African leader spent 27 years in prison before becoming the country's first Black president in 1994.
Nelson Mandela
This Jamaican dish is so iconic that if you visit the island and don't try it, people might question why you even came. It's chicken marinated in a spicy blend of seasonings and traditionally cooked over pimento wood.
Jerk Chicken.
what is Mama G’s real name
Patience Ozokwor
The Dwarf Crocodile cannot be found in which African country:
Egypt
Question: This Ugandan artist is known for hits like "Sitya Loss" and "Tweyagale." If you've ever seen Ugandan kids dancing like they have unlimited energy, there's a good chance you've heard his music.
Eddy Kenzo
This Caribbean country became the first independent Black republic in 1804 after a successful revolution against French colonial rule.
Haiti
Question: This West African rice dish has started more arguments between Nigerians and Ghanaians than a football match. Both countries swear their version is the best.
Jollof Rice
What is a popular phrase of the meme:
We bring in the studio this morning one of the gay right activists?
Open Ended
What small, furry mammal with wings is the only native land mammal still common in Jamaica, living in the island's famous limestone caves?
This legendary Antiguan soca band gave us "Hot Hot Hot," a song that has probably been played at every Caribbean party since your parents were young.
The Burning Flames
This West African country became independent from British colonial rule in 1957, with Kwame Nkrumah as its first prime minister.
Ghana
This Trinidadian street food is called something you might order two of, but it's actually one dish made with curried chickpeas between two pieces of fried flatbread.
Doubles
What is the man in this picture doing in refrence to the meme
MAKING NOISE
The bee humming bird is found in what Caribbean country
Cuba
This Congolese music genre combines infectious guitar rhythms with dance moves that make standing still physically impossible. It's also associated with legends like Franco and Papa Wemba.
Soukous
This Jamaican-born activist founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) and became a major figure in the global Black nationalist movement.
Marcus Garvey
Forget forks and spoons! In Ethiopia, this spongy, slightly sour flatbread doubles as your plate AND your utensil. Talk about efficiency.
Injera
Finish this meme: You cannot
Trick me
What insect living in Jamaica has massive, dark wings and holds the title of the largest of its kind in the Americas?
Homerus Swallowtail Butterfly
This Rwandan traditional dance is famous for its graceful movements and performers wearing long, flowing headpieces. The dancers look like they're starring in a royal ceremony, because historically, they often were.
Intore dance
This Kenyan environmental activist became the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. She planted so many trees that Mother Nature probably owes her a lifetime achievement award.
Wangari Maathai
This Dominican dish is called something that sounds like you're being hit repeatedly, but it's actually made from mashed plantains topped with sautéed red onions. Add fried cheese, salami, and eggs, and you've got a breakfast fit for a king.
Mangú
This popular artist is from where?
Trinidad
What type of bird is on the Zimbabwe national flag?
African Fish Eagle