Sarkin Zango Palace

26/08/2026

TODAY IS INTERNATIONAL HAUSA DAY!

RANAR HAUSA TA DUNIYA A 🇬🇭 GHANA.

The event in Kumasi, the home of culture and diversity is scheduled on Saturday, August 29 2026 at the Sarkin Zango Palace in Kumasi.

All are cordially invited to attend this insightful event aimed at promoting the Hausa Heritage, strengthening our peaceful coexistence and preserving our unity.

Many dignataries in attendance are listed below on the flyer.

Don’t miss it.

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24/08/2026

🇺🇸 A tafi lafia.

21/08/2026

Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Asantehene, will grace the Africa Business Investment Summit in USA on August 27 & 28.

19/08/2026

HAUSA AS AN ECONOMIC ASSET

Languages are not only cultural tools; they can also create economic opportunities.

Hausa facilitates communication across large parts of West Africa, making it valuable in:

🔹 Trade and commerce
🔹 Transportation
🔹 Tourism and hospitality
🔹 Media and broadcasting
🔹 Education
🔹 Cross-border business
🔹 Community engagement
🔹 Translation and interpretation

The millions of people who understand Hausa represent a significant linguistic market.

Businesses, governments, media organisations, educators, and development agencies can benefit from communicating effectively with Hausa-speaking populations.

As we celebrate International Hausa Day, let us recognise Hausa not only as a heritage language but also as an economic and social resource.

The late Sarkin Zango Umar Farouk presenting a citation to Hon Ben Abdallah Banda.

19/08/2026

Shk 📿

🗣️ HAUSA IS MORE THAN A LANGUAGE

Behind every Hausa word is a story.

A story of migration.
A story of trade.
A story of scholarship.
A story of family.
A story of faith.
A story of cultural exchange.

For generations, Hausa-speaking communities have contributed to the social and economic life of the places where they settled.

From bustling markets to educational institutions, from traditional palaces to modern media, Hausa continues to be part of the social fabric of West Africa.

Today, we celebrate that heritage.

Let us preserve the language, teach it to our children, document its history, and ensure that future generations understand the cultural value it carries.

Shk Abdul Wadud delivered an excellent lecture during the Hausa day observation.

Get ready for International Hausa Day!

19/08/2026

A bridge between diverse communities 🤝

🤝 HAUSA: A BRIDGE BETWEEN COMMUNITIES

One of the greatest strengths of the Hausa language is its ability to facilitate interaction between people who may not share the same ethnic background.

In many West African cities, Hausa has become a language of everyday interaction between traders, workers, migrants, students, neighbours, and communities.

It allows people to understand one another, conduct business, build friendships, and participate in shared social spaces.

That is the power of language.

On this International Hausa Day, we celebrate Hausa as a tool for social cohesion, peaceful coexistence, and intercultural understanding.

May our languages bring us closer rather than drive us apart.

Leaders from Diverse ethnic groups in attendance during the international Hausa Day celebrations in Kumasi.

HAUSA THE UNIFYING MECHANISM! 🌍🤝

19/08/2026

📜➡️📱 FROM CARAVANS TO THE DIGITAL AGE

Hausa has travelled a remarkable journey.

It travelled with merchants across ancient and historic trade routes. It became a language of interaction between communities. It was preserved through oral traditions, literature, scholarship, and later through newspapers, radio and television.

Today, Hausa has entered the digital age.

It is spoken, written, broadcast, searched, taught, and consumed online by millions of people around the world.

This evolution reminds us that a language survives not simply because people inherit it, but because each generation continues to use, develop, and transmit it.

On International Hausa Day, let us encourage young people to embrace Hausa alongside other languages.

A language that adapts to the future does not lose its history, it carries that history forward.

The former president of Ghana Dr Mahmud Bawumia widely praised as the Digital Man with the Government of Zamfara Alhaji Mutawalle.

19/08/2026

Honouring an important tool for diversity

🌍 CELEBRATING HAUSA IN AFRICA’S DIVERSITY

Africa is not defined by one language, one culture, or one tradition. Our strength lies in the extraordinary diversity of our peoples.

The Hausa language is an important part of that diversity.

Across West Africa, Hausa has brought people of different ethnicities together in markets, schools, mosques, communities, workplaces, and social spaces.

Its influence demonstrates something powerful: a language can cross ethnic boundaries without erasing the identities of the people who speak it.

On International Hausa Day, we celebrate linguistic diversity and the idea that different cultures can coexist, communicate, and prosper together.

🌍 Our differences make Africa richer.

Throwback to when the late Sarkin Zango, Sultan Umar Farouk hosted the Governor of Zamfara, Alhaji Mutawalle in Kumasi during the international Hausa Day Commemoration.