Support Ama Khanjane – South African Culturally Themed Playing Cards: On a mission to share each others worlds and words

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Help Ama Khanjane launch on the journey of sharing South Africa's cultural heritage and language in a fun, educational and creative way.



Fun, Educational, Cultured.

Ama Khanjane is a creative education and entertainment agent operating in all spheres of the creative industry, across culture, class, race, location and demographic – Ama Khanjane is uniquely positioned to have high impact in society.

Purpose:

• To educate a culturally diverse people (targeting Africans and the African diaspora) about their heritage, creative and traditional cultural practices, and that of others using creative, informative products and fun programmes.

• Stimulate a movement of accessible, cross-cultural and multi-generational interaction through games, science and technology, innovative digital media and the arts.

• Holistically, our aim is to encourage the current and coming generations to understand and rebrand the image of Africa – through self-awareness, pride and collective purpose.

• Responsibly steward the physical and cultural riches of the continent.




The idea for Ama khanjane was born on an ordinary day at college with a couple of friends playing a game of Crazy 8’s, where I got the biggest thrashing from my best friend which left me quite a sour loser. Usually I'm not one to brood over a game of cards but man that loss was BRUTAL!!!

So as I sat on the bench just shuffling my cards to keep my hands busy, the site of them began to grate at me especially the image cards. I asked myself at that point who these Kings, Queens and Jacks were. They did not relate to me in any way and spoke nothing but a sequence of numbers on card used for our entertainment. At that point I just wanted to make my idea tangible and went straight to the drawing board which led to many weeks of reference, language and culture research.

Not only was this difficult but triggered what AMA KHANJANE strongly stands by to preserve as much of the culture, history and traditions of my countries heritage and make it easily accessible for all. And thus the journey began and was joined my business and life partner who helped evolve and grow the vision into something that can ensure that our nation lives on for generations to come.



AMA KHANJANE Aims to teach, provoke, engage & challenge people indigenous or not. To share, learn and preserve the knowledge of its diverse people, while having fun. With so many cultures to experience in our land, we still have a lot of youth that lack cultural know how. Many youth today lack the knowledge of speaking their mother tongue. This decline can be easily noticed as generations go by.

AK wants to start to change that, we want to make sure that our future generations have the opportunity to experience the magnitude of culture, history and tradition that is slowly fading. The influx of western influences has left many youth ignorant and illiterate to their cultural identities. If this continues there will be nothing left of our cultures within the next 60 years except for the tribal labels left behind.

AK is not just about culture, pretty pictures and an awesome pack of playing cards. Its about LEGACY.


Its way for South Africans & the world to learn about our diverse cultures in our Beautiful land. AK lets you learn about the people you interact with in your everyday life or intend to interact with. Or maybe you would like to learn some new words from a new language. Every card in our deck takes on the form of piece of one of our precious cultures and teaches you the word of what you are looking at.

The realisation of our cultural dilution sent us on a search to libraries, to websites and then google and found that there was a very limited amount of resources that were available. This was a bit scary to realise that we as a 14 culture strong nation are hardly google able. Most of our cultural documentation online limited to a majority of local tourism sites. Even more terrible was the limitations on the search for reference images.



PHASE 2:

THE AMA KHANJANE LANGUAGE LEARNING APP




Our other products aims:

Physical & Digital Media: -Themed playing card deck collections - Cultures of: SA, Africa, dictionaries Learning the Mother Tongue Clothing, accessories & items - Items featured from the AK range as a whole.

REWARDS:


Donate R1.00 Or More

An Awesome Thank You Ama Khanjane Culture Tree Poster Download


Donate R300.00 Or More

Signed 1st Edition Deck of Ama Khanjane playing cards + AK Culture Tree Poster


Donate R500.00 Or More

Signed 1st Edition Deck + Small LTD edition box


Donate R600.00 Or More

Signed 1st Edition Deck + Small LTD edition box + AK poster


Donate R800.00 Or More

Signed 1st Edition Deck + Small LTD edition box + AK poster + Print sheet


Donate R1500.00 Or More

Signed 1st Edition Deck + Large LTD edition box + Rare AK card + AK poster + AK Tshirt + Print Sheet



Rewards

An Awesome Thank You Ama Khanjane Culture Tree Poster Download

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Signed 1st Edition Deck of Ama Khanjane playing cards AK Culture Tree Poster

Signed 1st Edition Deck Small LTD edition box

Signed 1st Edition Deck Small LTD edition box AK poster

Signed 1st Edition Deck Small LTD edition box AK poster Print sheet

Signed 1st Edition Deck Large LTD edition Rare AK card box AK poster AK Tshirt Print Sheet

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