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Mika Chavala
My fellow Africans, let us remember all TPLF are Tigrayan but not all Tigrayan are TPLF. Kindly let’s give each other’s a chance and strive for One Africa.
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MY FELLOW AFRICANS It’s the time to tell our own stories, our truth, our side of the story. No one else can tell Africa’s stories but Africans. No one else can defend Africa but Africans. No one else can support or change Africa but Africans. This is our home, this is our Eden, this is our heritage and this is our pride. Today, I officially and publicly announce @SWAHILI NATION as an African Media. SN sets an agenda by Africans about Africans for the Africans. This is your family, this is your media, this is your home.
Mark my words Africa shall prevail, we will build Africa with our own hands, with our media, with our own money, with our leaders and, with our ability.
🌟 If God is with us no one can ever stand against us.
My fellow Africans, stand with confidence, don’t be afraid, raise your voice, know that you are victorious, know that you aren’t lesser than anyone else nor better than anyone else. Stop fighting with your brother, stop killing your people, lay down your weapon, and find peace, love, and unity with your fellow African. I assure you, we shall see the brighter days. THE BEST IS YET TO COME, THE BEST IS RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW. Don’t forget to love one another, spread peace wherever you are, and keep the bond of unity going on. I love Africa, I hope you do too. AFRICA TUTASHINDA
Any leader who believes war is one of the ways to resolve conflicts, they’re insane and they don’t deserve to be our leader. There’s always a choice and war is non of them.
War is not a solution, it can never be an option Africa must wake up and stop fighting with each other over stupid borders. We are smarter than that, we are brave than that. Let no one decide what’s the fate of Africa but Africans We are one people, and we have one destiny regardless of the artificial boundaries which colonialists had invented.
Let us wake up, rise in unity and work together to bring about change in our communities. The lives of people matter more than borders. Let us not talk or even think about war.
To leaders please let go of your egos and sit down and talk. The lives of innocent people are at risk and your primary job is to protect your people not to go on a war. There’s always a better way than war.
NO MORE WARS IN AFRICA NO MORE DEATHS IN AFRICA NO MORE DIVISIONS IN AFRICA WE ARE ONE PEOPLE WHETHER WE LIKE IT OR NOT. THAT IS WHO WE ARE AND HOW THE WORLD SEES US.
“Unity will not make us rich, but it can make it difficult for Africa and the African peoples to be disregarded and humiliated. And it will, therefore, increase the effectiveness of the decisions we make and try to implement for our development”——JK Nyerere
I love Africa I hope you do too.
Fredrick Bundala aka SKY Walker is the content entrepreneur, founder, and CEO of Simulizi Na Sauti (SNS). He started SNS in 2017 after resigning from his previous job and now he is running a youtube channel with almost 200mil views. He was awarded as the best male presenter in digital media 2020.
Find out his journey as an enterprenuer, struggles of starting a business from the scratch, and how he is managing to work with his soulmate daily.
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If you haven’t read the letter please read it. It will help you to understand what’s going on. I am neither a politician nor a fan of politics but I am an African who wants to see changes in my continent. I will always stand for Africa I will always stand with Africa, and I will always fight for my people. Africa shall prevail
I hope y’all understand the only side I’m taking is Africa. I will always choose Africa above anything else under the sun. I am pretty sure you / guys know better than I do yet I believe my voice matters too. In today’s video feel free to share your thoughts and your voice so the world can get to hear you. God bless Africa abundantly.
Fabian Yoon is a French model, actor, author, and taekwondo practitioner based in South Korea. He was a member of the popular variety show I Live Alone. He was once part of the French Taekwondo national team for a short time before quitting due to injuries sustained during competition.
In 2016, Fabien published a French cooking book about South Korean cuisine titled "La Cuisine Coréenne de Fabien Yoon" to promote South Korean culinary arts and techniques in his home country. Fabien speaks five languages: French, English, Korean, Japanese, and Spanish, and knows a smattering of Arabic and Italian.——Wikipedia
Le-Yo is an afro artist based in Germany. His main focus is to bringing Africa music to the world. Find out how he started, where he's going, and all the challenges he's confronting daily.
My conversation with Kenya’s Ambassador to South Korea (Mwende Mwinzi)
In a world that is slowly embracing women in power, Mwende Mwinzi is making her the most significant step. Setting an excellent example to other women in society, she stands firm in her political debut. Her goal is to empower the neglected voices.
Mwende Mwinzi is a philanthropist, humanitarian, politician, wife, and mother of two beautiful children.
Our conversation will first be available on One Africa podcast
Lil Baliil is an artist/musician from Somalia with the mission of bringing Somali music to the world🌍
Join us on our conversation about his journey on how he became a legend
Amanda is a famously well-known YouTuber from Brazil. It’s our privilege to have her as our guest on OA. Find out her perspective about Africa and what could be the best solution to change negative narratives toward Africa.
Joel is a famously well-known Youtuber in Korea. I have had the privilege to work with Joel in two different projects he is down to earth, he loves God and he is not afraid to share his faith with anyone. In this Episode Joel is opening up how he was exposed to African culture.
In this series, we have our friends from different countries around the world! Notice how their views were changed from before and after they were exposed to the culture of Africa Tune in to know their perspectives and views about Africa!
In this episode, I had an amazing conversation with my friend @bartvgenugten — one of the influential YouTubers in Korea. Find out the perspective of dutch people towards Africa.
You can listen to it on @spotify @applepodcasts @soundcloud and watch the interview on our channel.
Yo! Very excited to have my brother Dan on the show! Dan is a famously well-known YouTuber in Korea. I’ve had the privilege to work with Dan in two different projects! I’ve always been looking up to him and learning how to survive in this business. In this episode Dan will be sharing his experience with African culture and how he named his son with an African name! Video is available on our youtube channel Enjoy.
My interview with Ambassador of Zambia in SK Ex-Minister: Foreign Affairs Ex-Minister: Agriculture & Livestock Ex-Member of Parliament: Nchanga religion
To unify — what would that mean?Is it actually necessary? We gathered a few questions to take it to the professional to discuss about this matter. Thankfully with the generosity of his excellency, we were able to interview someone special who has an expertise in this topic.
QUESTIONS 1. How can we start a conversation for reconciliation between two divided countries? 2. What are the possible ways to unify Africa? 3. Do you think people want to be United ? 4. What are your thoughts on having African union passport ? 5. What is your advice to young Africans ?
QN from SNFamily Why most of African leaders are corrupted ?
We are coming back to you with "Image of Africa: Before & After" with the special guest youtuber from Brazil Marcella. Find out what do Brazilians think about Africa based on her life experience.
Africans must unite, Africans must stand up and fight together, We cannot allow anyone to decide our destiny. We must stand against westerners and take care of our people. African leaders must work for the good of Africans and not otherwise. It is time to see good in each other and leave our differences aside because we are all ONE. The truth is We will not win this war if we are not united, We must be one to protect our borders, to support our neighbors and to take care of each other. ONE AFRICA
EXCLUSIVE I have known Kristy for 3years now and she has been nothing but a good friend to me. Tune in today as she opens up about AFRICA. What she thought about Africa before and after meeting Africans. 1
If your neighbor is at peace you are at peace. If Ethiopia is at peace Africa is at peace.
Selam le ETHIOPIA 🇪🇹 To our dear brothers and sisters in ETHIOPIA we are praying for you. May God’s love peace and unity be upon you. We love you and we are standing with you. 🤟🏿✌🏿
Dearwesternmedia
Why are you so blind on things that matters a lot to us and make up lies for your own satisfaction? Open up your eyes and see
Look at the videos of Tanzanians marching outside in tears of sadness because our hero left us while we need him the most. But at the same time, tears of joy because he made us proud. He has shown us the way, he has stirred up in us the spirit of loyalty, love for God, love for the country, and love for the beautiful continent of Africa.
This is how much #Magufuli meant to us. He wasn’t just a president of Tanzania but he was the true son of Africa (a true hero in human form and not in fiction and story like your movies). No matter how much you paint him bad you can’t take that away from us not with your news, not with articles or with your funny videos Not again! Not anymore
A true leader will always stay alive in our heart, he has gone, but his legacy and work will forever live in us Our generation & the world will hear the stories of #Magufuli from us and not from you.
We ain’t gonna be silent. You ain’t gonna tell us what to do. We know what we want and we gonna go after it, the best you can do is to stay back and enjoy the show. Cause, If you can’t partner with us, please don’t pretend to walk with us.
Remember what your founding father said -Abraham Lincoln “It’s better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.”
DearWesternMedia
CNN, is this the best you can do? Read my comment in your video to learn just a bit about #Magufuli and see what he stood for. Maybe, next time you will do a better job with the title and your contents. What’s so wrong with asking people to pray for COVID-19? Aren’t you supposed to be a godly nation? Aren’t you supposed to be the nation that says “in God we trust”? We, Africans, believe in God and keep Him first in everything we do. That’s why we are still striving and shinning no matter how much you try to take our leaders down. Maybe it’s time for you to pray as well, since things aren’t looking pretty good out there.
This isn’t the time to spread rumors and lies; rather, it’s time to stand together as a globe and pray to God while repenting and asking for His mercy and grace upon our lives. Whether you believe in God or not, the truth is this: He created this world, He made us and He is the only one knows how to get us out of this crisis. Maybe, it’s time to change our tactics because a man has a limit, but God doesn’t. See what’s going on around the globe...it’s clear we failed. We need to surrender and get back on our knees. Magufuli knew that, and he wasn’t afraid to take an action. He didn’t stop even after being attacked by y’all✊🏿
Honestly, y’all should learn from him. I hope you realize this before it’s too late.
I pray for peace, I pray for love I pray for unity
Dearwesternmedia
Better to die as a hero than to live as cowards -He refused to bow down to them -He refused to accept their ideology -He refused to travel abroad but rather to serve Tanzanians -He loved Tanzania, he loved Africa -He kept God first in everything -He never missed a worship service -He reduced his own salary -He was a godly man -Before he died he prayed for all the doctors -He saw it coming but that didn’t stop him, he kept doing what was right in the eyes of God -He wasn’t a perfect man but Tanzania is a better place now than ever before. -He walked the talk He fought the good fight, He finished the race, He kept the faith. —Mika Chavala
Dear Western Media,
When Magufuli did not lock down the country, he was thinking of his people. The common mwananchi. Magufuli did not want to us to come to you with cupped hands as it is always expected by you. He wanted his people to stand on their feet with pride. He wanted his people to stop being neo-colonialistic. Not shutting down the economy of Tanzania drove the country to become a leading economy.
We know the Western world did not like him. Of course how could you have felt anything good for one who was against you. One who wanted to give Africa back her voice and strength? Magufuli worked hard at stopping the agenda of colonial exploitation of Tanzania's wealth. He worked hard to build infrastructure that could be used by Tanzania so we can start successfully among ourselves and Africa as a whole without the hinderance of unreliable roads et al. Utilizing the natural resources that Tanzania has, Magufuli was able to develop Tanzania from a third world country into a middle-class economy within just a short period of time. If I was in your shoes, I most probably would have hated him too. Understandably as the Western World simply can not be without exploiting Africa.
... Let me tell you more, Magufuli was God fearing. He was diligent. He was morally courageous. He had progressive vision. He has principle-centered vision. Magufuli demonstrated a selfless and people-driven leadership that continues to inspire the mwananchi. Magufuli was one of the few leaders that believed in his continent's abilities. He despised and acted against corruption. He chose to be a true African statesman. Magufuli loved his country with a passion. Magufuli loved his continent! He was so proud of his continent that he was ready to die for it!
Not everybody liked him and he was not without his critics. This is simply the way of the world. And not everything he did was agreeable. Again it is the way of the world. Like the opposition parties, which natural would as it is the job of an opposer, in believing that they can do better. Is that not their job? Just like a mistress will oppose the wife. It comes with the job description. I agree that in some instances, he could have done better, but the right that he did has been strongly felt.
I have a question for you Western Media, with your world being so full of faults and ugliness, why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? I humbly ask that you use that energy you have on Africa on your planks.
Tanzanians, let us all be like Magufuli! Let us all stand for truth, moral courage and emotional fortitude for this is the best way to stand up to bullies, as a dear aunt says. Let us continue loving Africa and standing for Africa.
Lala salama, baba Magufuli. Lala salama, a great son of the soil. We thank you for your leadership. We celebrate you, baba. God bless, Tanzania! —Sandra Mushi