Afrotuko serves as a hub for meaningful connections, fostering opportunities for collaboration across a broad spectrum of areas, including business, humanitarian efforts, social initiatives, cultural exchange, and academia.
Dedicated to advancing education and eliminating prejudice and discrimination, Afrotuko, a not-for-profit center celebrating all things Africa, offers an interactive space to explore and experience the continent’s rich diversity.
Africa in all its diversity. It encompasses the continent’s peoples, their concerns, and their creations, including arts and crafts, clothing, cuisine, music, and the rhythms of daily life. It highlights youth affairs, social dynamics, media, fashion, education, history, aspirations, and every facet of African life. This wealth of information is presented authentically—from Africa, through Africans, and in dialogue with Texans and Americans—to foster meaningful understanding and connection.
Researchers believe that members of the human family – hominids – and African apes once had a common ancestor, perhaps as recently as 5 to 10 million years ago. At some stage the hominids split off from the apes and began to develop one of the first and perhaps most important human characteristics – the […]
How big is Africa? A question often asked but rarely understood when only a km2 figure is given. Africa is larger in area than the USA, China, India, Japan and all of Europe combined. The graphical map presentation below is meant only as an aid to illustrate the fact that Africa is much larger than […]
