
Ubuntu Talks
A day of encounter for the African diaspora and neighbours in Berlin-Mitte: story circles, discussion tables and a culture dinner – on site and online.
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An inclusive third place in the smallest town of Saxony-Anhalt
In Sandau (Elbe) the listed former town granary is becoming a place for encounter, culture, education and remembrance – run by Kikili, with Bantu e.V. as fiscal sponsor.
With around 800 residents, Sandau on the Elbe is the smallest town in Saxony-Anhalt. Volunteering is strong – but there are hardly any spaces where young people, queer people and people with a migration background can get involved.
Kikili wants to change that: the listed former town granary (“Stadtspeicher”) on the corner of Elbstraße, Havelberger Straße and Mauerstraße is being secured, restored and brought back to life as an inclusive “third place” – with
Bantu e.V. has supported Kikili as its fiscal sponsor since 2022: we provide administration, charitable status and experience until Kikili can work independently as an association of its own. On Heritage Open Day, 13.09.2026, the granary hosted a landscape drawing workshop and a concert.
Donations for Kikili go to Bantu e.V.’s account at GLS Gemeinschaftsbank – please use the reference “Kikili e.V. Spende”. More information: kikili.de

A day of encounter for the African diaspora and neighbours in Berlin-Mitte: story circles, discussion tables and a culture dinner – on site and online.
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Weekly fashion and empowerment workshops – ending with a big show in front of 350 guests.