African Travel Now with Trevor: Recent Episodes
Trevor Chomumwe
a podcast series with people, brands and organisations driving the African tourism & hospitality industry forward, as the world begins to open back up.
In this episode I tune into SAFM and the caller is narrating how his brother who is a ridehailing driver got hijacked
In this episode I go out to see out a sports bar that I was told is the best in Magwegwe.
In this episode, I listen to a story on Khulumani FM where school kids are seeing things at school and Queen 1 is recruiting them to join her army.
In this episode I listen to the breakfast show on Power FM as they talk about what is trending on Twitter.
In this episode, I listen to a story on Khulumani FM where school kids are seeing things at school and Queen 1 is recruiting them to join her army.
In this episode I listen into the news on ZBC’s Power FM and the message is clear condemn the illegal sanctions.
I don’t know who told Zimbabwean companies that every radio ad should be a whole 3 minute long jiggle. In this episode, I listen to one.
In this episode I hitch a ride labo malayitsha from Beitbridge to Johannesburg and they had tunes for days.
In this episode I attend Gumba Fyah: Soweto Dub Experience and it was a magical experience.
In this episode the SDA church conduct their yearly effort to bring in new worshippers into the church.
In this episode I share Zimbabwean President’s speech at the funeral of Cde Highten Nkomo at the National Heroes Acre in Harare.
In this episode I am invited by my one of my neighbours to a birthday party at their house.
In this episode I tuned into Tilda’s show on Star FM where a lady shares how she got stuck with her lover.
In this episode I listen to the news on Skiez FM Metro where they are talking about the upcoming tourism investment conference.
In this episode, I talk to Lungile who shares how COVID-19 has changed the way he works.
In this episode, I manage to catch an interview with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority CEO, where she explains the service excellence program they are currently running with the Immigration Department.
In this episode I tuned into a program called City Matters on Skies FM Metro where they talk about prepaid water meters among other issues.
In this episode, I talk to Shannah from Sia who shares how COVID-19 has changed the way she works as well as the 1 travel tip that she believes you need to know when visiting Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I manage to catch an interview with members of the Muzenda family on Radio Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I talk to Asante and Lethabo who share what COVID has taught them and one thing tip for exploring Johannesburg
In this episode I talk with Jean Paul from the Rwanda Development Board who shares why you should visit
In this episode I talk to Joseph Sibanda the marketing at Villa Giani who shares how COVID19 has changed the way they market to their audience.
In this episode I talk to Anywhere, a professional guide from Kariba who shares how COVID19 has had a negative impact as job losses within the tourism sector and why you should go to Luna Lodges.
In this episode of Amafa broadcast on Skies Metro FM where Phathisa Nyathi shares about the upcoming festival at amaGugu Heritage Centre.
In this episode I talk to Jacob from Luna Lodges during the Sanganai/Hlanganani Tourism Expo in Bulawayo where he shares how COVID-19 has made it possible for them to think outside the box.
Caught the end of the news broadcast in this episode. What role do you think churches should play in elections?
In this episode, I attended a wedding and manage to talk to the person who did the décor. He shares his thoughts on how COVID-19 has allowed other people to restart their imagines.
In this episode, I listen to one of the churches that have set up shop close to the neighborhood where I stay.
In this episode, I talk with Johnson from Almates Travel & Tours Pty Ltd at Sanganaai/Hlanganani Tourism Expo who shares how COVID made them appreciate Nigerian domestic travellers.
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In this episode, I tuned into the Skies Metro FM news where vendors were complaining about harassment by tourism police in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
In this episode ukhulu chats about how men with women don’t make great cattle herders and how he doesn’t want anything to do with them.
In this episode I listen into a show highlighting the achievements of the 2nd Republic.
In this episode, I learn about Sam Dread, who was/is allegedly a 'kingpin' in Masvingo/Zvishavane, also the CAG vs Stallion bus service debate comes up.
In this episode, I managed to listen to the newly formed Zanu PF War Veterans League launch.
In this episode, I managed to catch the news update on the national broadcaster as one of the Zanu pf people explains the problem with elections in Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I tune into one of the national radio stations and the new zanu pf war veterans league conference played live.
In this episode, I managed to tune into Tilda’s show on Star FM. On the show, the first respondent shares how Regis kills his mother.
In this episode, I catch a show/segment/advertorial on infrastructure development & tourism in Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I tuned into Skies Metro FM and managed to catch Phathisa Nyathi dropping some knowledge.
In this episode, I check out the newly reopened Sports Club. They are building and adding a restaurant now.
In this episode, I tuned into a broadcast by Skies FM Metro where people share their thoughts on the expiration of the special permits for Zimbabweans in South Africa.
In this episode, I caught my favorite radio segment on the breakfast show on Skiez Metro FM. Bhadala isikwerede.
In this episode, the news on Skies Metro FM shares some census results of the number of people who have access to toilets and the internet in Zimbabwe.
I have been looking for these ads. In this episode, I managed to catch the Mosi ua Tunya Gold Coin Adverts on the radio.
In this episode, I tuned into Radio Zimbabwe. The guy presenting knows how to back-announce the tracks.
In this episode, I listen to a discussion on Vuzu Parties in Bulawayo on Skies Metro FM.
In this episode, I talk to Bradley at Tami Walker Gallery & Coffee Shop. He shares how they realized that they need to come out of COVID-19 differently and become innovative.
in this episode, I listen to the Zimbabwean President give a keynote speech celebrating the 42nd Heroes Day on Classic 263 FM.
In this episode, Zimbabwean youths share what Heroes Day means to them and what it reminds them of on Classic FM.
In this episode, I listen to the news where they touch on Cresta's refurbishment of their hotels as well as the Inflation Reduction Act.
In this episode, I talk to Philip and Celia who share why they check that there is no big news when they travel and the one thing they think you should do in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I walk to Sai Mart in Entumbae, where the Vice President was officially opening the building that was burnt down during Operation Restore Legacy.
In this episode, the community engages with me on the VP's opening of a shop in eNtumbane.
This episode exists solely because I find the first song very interesting and reminds me of the Zimbabwean Radio & TV of the 2000s.
In this episode, I went and explored #elephantwalk in victoria falls. Felt like the tourists are coming back.
In this episode, I manage to catch the Mosi au Tunya Gold Coin advert on the radio. I missed the beginning though.
In this episode, I tuned into ZiFM Radio and there was a music mix. The first song reminds me of that ndombolo era. A rabbit hole of Zimbabwean music. Enjoyed this segment.
In this episode, I talk to Lawrence who runs shop number 7, who shares how COVID-19 has taught him that we need to save for rainy days.
In this episode, I listen to a hot discussion as my fellow passengers share their frustrations in the workplace on the bus to Bulawayo.
In this episode, I tune into the news on a radio station’s name I can’t remember in Zanzibar.
In this episode, I take a dala dala to Tunduma Border Post from Mbeya. This journey was something.
In this episode, I talk to CC, who shares how his transition from full-time employment to temporary employment.
In this episode I take a dala dala to Mbeya from Dar es Salaam. It was a ride. Note to self don’t take a dala dala on this route ever again.
In this episode, I listen to an episode of Takeaway Chinese on the radio in Michamvi Kae, Zanzibar.
In this episode, I encounter my first-ever experience of seasickness on the ferry to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
In this episode, I talk to Matt at Batoka Safaris who shares how COVID-19 made everything harder than it has ever been.
In this episode I head to Mbeya from Dar es Salaam using a dala dala. The onboard entertainment wasn’t bad.
In this episode, I talk to Vuyiso Tshabala who shares how she has learned to travel light.
In this episode, I take the bus from Lusaka to Livingstone, Zambia. The passengers were not happy about the delay and lack of communication from the company.
In this episode, Ncube shares his thoughts on the current state of governance in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
I remember this day but failed to remember where I was going. The window didn’t stop making itself heard.
In this episode I leave Nakonde for Lusaka. As custom sisuka ngomthandazo. #explorenakonde #africatravelnow #discoverzambia
In this episode, I tuned into the BBC World Service live from Lusaka, Zambia. The proper ganda never stops.
In this episode, I check out a performance at the craft shop's entrance in front of Victoria's Falls on the Zimbabwean side.
In this episode, I check out some art, craft & curio stalls in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
In this episode, I sit down at the ‘street pub’ a couple of meters from the Zambian Border Post in Livingstone.
In this episode, I take a shuttle from Lusaka to Livingstone. The onboard playlist was decent.
In this episode, I listen to music playing from the streets of Nakonde in my room at Obby’s Guesthouse, Nakonde Border Post
In this episode, I walk around Dar es Salaam. The section I walked around Congo Street is such a vibe really. Reminded me of preCOVID-19 Small Street in Johannesburg. South Africa.
In this episode, I take Zanzibar Fast Ferries to Dar es Salaam. One thing is for sure, on-board entertainment needs to improve. Recorded this when we were waiting to depart.
In this episode, on my way to Michamvi. The dala dala decided it is going to Jambiani and dropped me off at a random corner. And it rained!
In this episode, I take the dala dala to Stonetown and the conda is asking for his money.
In this episode, I walk around Paje, Zanzibar with sounds of kids playing in the background.