By Zenzele Consignment We are just days away from Black History Month which is a time when many African people make a concentrated effort to celebrate our history and culture. Churches, schools and community centers host a variety of cultural events where men, women and children can be seen decked out in their sharpest African attire...
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Zenzele Consignment: The People’s Clothing (&More) Store
On Saturday, August 6, more than 40 supporters joined AAPDEP and the Zenzele Consignment organizing committee for a pre-opening mixer and fundraiser. The event took place at Zenzele Consignment which is located at 2205-F University Drive in the Northwood Shopping Plaza in Huntsville, Alabama. The mixer kicked off with a meet and greet, giving the...
Zenzele Consignment Signs Lease
Zenzele Consignment started two years ago as a vision to build an economic institution that will fund the work of our non-profit the All African People’s Development Project. Although we didn’t have any money or experience with opening a business, we had a plan and support from our Movement. So we set out to raise...
Zenzele Consignment wows in “Boutique to Runway Fashion Show”!
On Saturday, May 21st, 2016 Zenzele Consignment was one of the featured local clothing stores in the “Boutique to Runway Spring Fashion Show” hosted by Envy Entertainment, a popular nightclub in Huntsville, AL. The fashion show, which drew over 200 fashion forward attendees was great exposure for our store as it offered us a platform...
Huntsville’s AAPDEP hosts successful Speed Dating fundraiser!
HUNTSVILLE, AL – In the local area of Huntsville, Alabama there are very little opportunities for Africans to socialize in an environment that is stress-free, relaxed, and centered around African culture and all of the many dynamics that represent African people- AND is led by fellow Africans. The local branch of the All African People’s...
Black-Owned Businesses Support the Efforts to Build Zenzele Consignment
African business just like African people, have a responsibility to share their skills and resources with the people. When African businesses are dedicated to our people and our liberation they need to be highlighted, recognize, and supported. Two of these warrior businesses are Oyin Handmade and Asli Pure. Both of these strong, quality, conscious, businesses...
AAPDEP’s First Ever Town Hall
The All African People’s Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP) held our first ever Facebook Town Hall entitled “What does sustainable development in Africa look like”. The panelist were Dr. Aisha Fields, International Director of AAPDEP; Omowale Kefing, Chair of Houston AAPDEP and Yejide Orunmila, Information and Education Director of AAPDEP. The panelist answered questions about...
How the chance of a love match creates African development
On Friday, December 11, AAPDEP-Huntsville is hosting an Nfiniti Match Speed Dating Social Event at 7pm (sharp) at Safari Sports Lounge, 2117 Jonathan Dr. NW., Huntsville, AL. Admission is $20 and pre-registration is strongly encouraged. By participating in the speed dating event, Black singles will have the opportunity to meet interesting people in a fun, pressure...
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