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A selfless hero. He understood his purpose as a leader. He remained focused and true to his dreams and vision. Samora wanted only one thing for his people-Prosperity. Just like Sankara he died with nothing. May he rest in peace.
A man who refused to eat with a few at the top and insisted on sharing with everyone. He died fighting for the people, his dream of a country where everyone will be treated equally and resources shared equally is still to be achieved. Welcome to this one.
This was an Afrikan warrior.He sacrificed everything for his people. He is the only president who died a poor man. He left a mark. Died but his legacy will remain forever. Hope you enjoy this brief story of an Afrikan hero. Homeland or death. Sankara won!
Based on strong evidence available,there are some people who comfortably argue that Afrika could be miles ahead if the then leaders would still be alive. We invite you on a voyage to learn how they operated,their visions,dreams,deaths and what made them unique.This is The Blood of Afrikan Matyrs. You are welcome.
WE WON! We are the ART PODCAST OF THE YEAR from the recently concluded APVA Awards. I am grateful to God for this and for all of you who voted for A TASTE OF AFRIKA. I am happy to have you-you who is reading and listening to this specific episode. On this episode I have tried to paint the real picture of how the awards ceremony went down and what I was able to learn from fellow creators. This one is for you. I hope you enjoy it. God bless you so Much!
On this episode.We do a culture spotlight to the HERMAR People of Ethiopia. It's a whole package of a rollercoaster. From the ceremonial Bull Jumping to Voluntary whipping by the women to how men focus much on beauty than women,while women work. You are welcome.
Rates of infertility were very low back in the years. Our grandfathers had a natural solution to this. Recent studies have proven too that indeed the Wazee were right with their method. Listen in and gain some knowledge on how to boost Testosterone and fertility in General. Welcome to fertility Secret of the Wazee.
The benefits of maintaining and preserving our traditions are unmeasurable . Welcome to The Donkey Affair, an episode about the benefits enjoyed by the Lamu people for preserving their Donkey traditions,a practice that was started centuries ago.You are welcome.
While we spend hundreds of thousands and years in schools to be able to do a head surgery, it is unbelievable that a community in Afrika- Abagusii of Kenya used to perform this complicated treatment without stepping into a medical school. It is mind blowing that their operations were 96% effective. Listen in to hear how they used hacksaws, knives and flattened nails to cut through human skull. You are welcome.
While we spend hundreds of thousands and years in schools to be able to do a head surgery, it is unbelievable that a community in Afrika- Abagusii of Kenya used to perform this complicated treatment without stepping into a medical school. It is mind blowing that their operations were 96% effective. Listen in to hear how they used hacksaws, knives and flattened nails to cut through human skull. You are welcome.
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1: LIFE.
2: TASTE OF AFRIKA.
3: CLOUD.**
Our fathers were the masters of the Law. With zero formal education, they manage to keep peace allover the continent. They had a technique , they were loved by all, their words were taken to be final. AFRIKA KNEW PEACE gives thier secret codes, the episodes celebrate their greatness by describing and exposing their knowledge. Hope you enjoy!
Our fathers were the masters of the Law. With zero formal education, they manage to keep peace allover the continent. They had a technique , they were loved by all, their words were taken to be final. AFRIKA KNEW PEACE gives thier secret codes, the episodes celebrate their greatness by describing and exposing their knowledge. Hope you enjoy!
**SEASONS
1: LIFE.
2: TASTE OF AFRIKA.
3: CLOUD.**
Before the coming of the invaders, the Agikuyu had a perfect way of ensuring sexual purity among its youths. Young men and ladies were train on how to interact with each other, respect their bodies and on how to remain disciplined. All this was achieved by allowing a sacred sexual activity known as Ngwìko, chest rubbing, sex talks but no penetration! Welcome to Ngwìko!
**SEASONS
1: LIFE.
2: TASTE OF AFRIKA.
3: CLOUD.**
This is an opportunity for all of us to travel back to the days of our glory. The days when the cloud of civilization had not covered our continent. Let us learn and adjust. Welcome to the cloud!
This is an opportunity for all of us to travel back to the days of our glory. The days when the cloud of civilization had not covered our continent. Let us learn and adjust. Welcome to the cloud!
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Unlike many communities, Africans send their Departed ones in a Unique way. To some communities, professional mourners are hired for a good send off. To some like the Ghanaian's it's celebration of life lived by the departed. They are know to have a celebration send off which is associated with music. We give you a taste of how folk songs are used during such occasions.
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Drum beats, feet stamping, clapping, singing and an active crowd all encouraging and creating a conducive environment for The Walk of Bravery! Naked and rejuvenated, walking in dance with pride of being a true son of the Bukusu Land. Every step leads closer to the blade. It's beautiful,it's entertaining and of course it reminds us who we really are as Afrikans. Enjoy this episode that is full of energy from Abukusu in Kenya. You are welcome.
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The Batwa people of Uganda and Rwanda offers their kids a very important education by use of songs. Kids are taught values and reminded of their true identities by their mothers through songs and dance. Welcome to Episode II of A TASTE OF AFRIKA series as we unfold another critical use of African folk songs. You are welcome.
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The Agikuyu of Kenya conduct their baby shower ceremony immediately after the mother regains her strength. This is a women's affair and men are not allowed to be present. The magical part of this ceremony is the mode of communication. They majorly communicate through songs. From individual introduction to the climax of the event, that is the gifting of the newly born baby. Welcome to THE NO TALK CEREMONY episode from A TASTE OF AFRIKA Series.
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African folk songs are so rich. They were used in various ways by different communities as a tool of making life easier. Throughout this series we have clearly shown how communities used these culture aspect to conduct life activities.
The episodes in these series are;short, precise and onto the point.
Before we get to episode one here is an Introduction to get us started. Hope you enjoy and walk with us throughout the series. YOU ARE WELCOME!
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On this episode we would love to know how you relate to music and what your playlist entails.
What's good for Youths in their early 20s? Classroom education or life education? What should they chase, papers or passion?
The society expects young adults to start being responsible as adults with their life , but does it mean that anyone who is above 18+ is mature enough to handle life? Does being 18+ mean being independent
How does it feel being judged? Especially on something you can't do anything about it? How about being judged for something that is making you happy? And who is perfect to judge? Anyways let us know what's your take on this topic
How long should you take to develop your craft/entity? Or in simple terms:How long should you "trust the process"? Saisi speaks.