Preserving African Plant Wisdom.
Khemisi is your open-source online resource for African traditional medicine and plant wisdom. Discover a vast collection of plants, herbs, and recipes, along with their uses and cultural significance. We're committed to preserving and sharing knowledge of these ancient practices, empowering individuals to harness the healing power of nature.
Africa, with its vast landscapes and diverse climates, is home to a wide variety of plants. Many of these plants have been used for centuries in traditional African medicine. As modern medicine continues to explore the healing properties of plants, African herbal remedies are gaining renewed attention. This website contains a growing list of important African plants and their health benefits, both traditional and modern.
Our mission is to preserve and promote traditional African medicinal knowledge. We're actively working to:
Expand our database: Continuously adding new plants, remedies, and cultural information.
Partner with experts: Collaborating with ethnobotanists, herbalists, and researchers to ensure accuracy and authenticity.
Develop educational resources: Creating online courses, workshops, and articles to share knowledge with a wider audience.
Support sustainable practices: Promoting the ethical sourcing and cultivation of medicinal plants.
Ubulawu
Ubulawu is a Zulu term that refers to traditional African medicine(s). It encompasses a vast array of herbal remedies, healing practices, and spiritual beliefs that have been passed down through generations. Ubulawu can be used for physical and spiritual healing, and it plays a significant role in many African cultures.
Development & Strategy
Khemisi is dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional African medicinal knowledge. We’re expanding our database, partnering with experts, developing educational resources, and supporting sustainable practices. Our goal is to make Ubulawu a valuable resource for individuals, researchers, and healthcare professionals interested in African herbal remedies.
Opensource database
Our database is open-source, meaning anyone can contribute their knowledge and expertise. By sharing information, you're helping to preserve traditional African medicinal practices and make them accessible to a wider audience. Join our community and become a part of Ubulawu's growth.
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Ready to contribute your knowledge?
Feel free to contact us via email or fill out our contact form to discuss the details for your contribution. We’re excited to work with you and share plant wisdom with the world