Afro-scot relief project works to preserve African culture and traditions and can help to educate people about African culture and values. Promoting African culture can be achieved in several ways, and below are some suggestions:

1. Encouraging the observance of African holidays and festivals that help to promote African culture. For example, celebrating Kwanzaa, harvest festival, music festival, drama festival these are a week-long celebration of African culture and heritage, can help to educate people about African traditions and values.
2. Supporting African artists, musicians, and performers this helps to promote African culture. Attending concerts, exhibitions, and performances helps to showcase the diversity of African culture and highlight the talent of African artists and performers.
3. Encouraging the teaching of African languages in schools helps to promote African culture. By teaching African languages, children learn about African culture, history, and traditions.
4. Sharing African literature and stories help to promote African culture. African literature and stories is used to teach African history, culture, and traditions, and helps to preserve African languages and dialects.
5. Promoting African fashion helps to showcase the diversity and beauty of African culture. Wearing African clothing and accessories helps to promote African culture and highlight African designers and fashion trends.
6. Highlighting African cuisine helps to promote African culture. African cuisine is diverse and delicious, and by promoting African cuisine, people learn about the various foods and spices used in African cooking.