Ashābu’l Kahf is a reflection on faith, work, and the courage to build with values intact. Through honest conversations with Muslim entrepreneurs this Ramadan, Cavemen Africa explores what it means to create with intention, resilience, and barakah.
At the maiden edition of Tabarma Roundtable, we explored romance through the lens of tradition and modernity. Using red and blue cards to agree or disagree, the conversation quickly became organic, engaging, and far-reaching.
What followed wasn’t just virality, but validation — proof that there’s a real need for spaces where honest, unfiltered perspectives are shared and understood.
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At Cavemen Africa, even a used popcorn cup gets a second chance.
What began as post-event waste is now sprouting tiny seeds of change — literally. In partnership with a landscaping brand FinBA, we’re turning leftovers into living symbols of sustainability.
This is more than recycling. It’s a quiet commitment to do better — one cup, one seed, one community act at a time. Rooted in the SDGs, our creative space is becoming a living canvas for climate action, healing, and reimagined consumption
In Hausa — one of the most widely spoken languages across the continent — it means origin, essence, originality, purity. The moment we said it, it clicked. Asalinmu. Our truest essence. There’s something wild about it. Strangers come in, share their words, and leave a room buzzing. And the energy doesn’t stop when the lights go out — Asali stays with you, echoing, connecting, leaving little sparks behind.
It’s not easy; it requires clarity, humility, and true leadership to keep it all together. But in time, you learn that there are certain dreams you simply cannot reach alone, especially the big ones.
When I first had the epiphany to create a community that would live by this philosophy (one I neither fully knew nor understood at the time), I admit that I did not know what I was doing.
