Icansi Media

On burial,  a torn Icansi is laid on top of the coffin as a blanket or beneath it as a cushion to rest upon.

Its use for solemn moments is preceded by its lifelong use for sitting, lying to rest, and also as a blind or curtain. 

Its glory is dispensed with the bare hands of African women sharing pearls of wisdom under a Baobab tree, constructing geometric designs.

Icansi-media will, while advancing rural tourism development, offer engagement to correct, if not rewrite history, to reclaim indigenous and ancient wisdom.

Issues will be underpinned by a compelling social, spiritual, and historical upliftment agenda.

That agenda will be driven by tourism, the arts, heritage,  stories of martyrs, pioneers, and innovators against odds and man-made barriers.