Building Africa with Love
Building Africa with Love
This is a 50/50 music and talk show that is designed to revive Africa through its music and wisdom by its own children. It is an exciting way of borrowing teachings from our great past in order to understand the present and plan the future. We will update you on the most important happenings in the continent and its diaspora, bring you guests from across the continent and trivia and quiz about ou…Social links:
Women in Africa ruled & contributed greatly in building solid family structures. Can that still be the case?
In ancient Afruika there was absolutely no difference in the state of man and woman. The idea of perfect equality existed thousands of years before the west could even dream of recognizing their women yet we see them as role models. Women in Afruika ruled kingdoms and built strong family structures…
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African Kingdoms revived through business
Why is it important that the youth of today know about pre-colonial African Kingdoms and the heritage and responsibilities bestowed upon them? Princess Rachel Mlambo of the Mlambo Royal House talks trade and benefits to youth under different Kingdoms. Tune in for more…
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Did June 16, 1976, kill Black Conscious Movement in SA?
It is said that the June 16, 1976, uprising contributed a lot in the struggle against apartheid in SA. Biko was murdered for loving himself. We get deep in understanding the meaning, the role and how the June 16 commemoration can help the current generation propel the future generation to greatne…
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Youth of Africa, arise! Awake! Stop at nothing until the goal is achieved
You are the creator of your own destiny. Once you consider an action, do not let anything dissuade you. Pie-Pacifique Kabalira-Uwase, born of a high-ranking politician in Rwanda, becomes a car guard in South Africa and rises to become an author and a successful businessman. Youth of Africa the wa…
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Learning African values of Ubuntu from a UK-based Italian
Gloria Campedelli of The PINNA Art Gallery in London shares 50 % of her profits with the most destitute worldwide reminding us of the African values of Ubuntu. What opportunities are there for Africans? Tune in for more…
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Illegal African immigrants in Africa
The plight of African "illegal" immigrants in Africa is unbearable; That sounds ridiculous doesn't it? Well if it sounds ridiculous then it probably is. We speak to Jean Mavu Bwasa from the Democratic Republic of Congo to get more on the ridiculousness of this statement. Tune in for more…
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The black men’s role in healing and restoration of the Afruikan family structures.
Research shows that a majority of black families had twice as many children living with their mothers compared to those living with their biological fathers. Where are all the fathers? Dr Baba Buntu the Director of eBukhosini Solutions speaks to us but he is not alone Mangala Mangala one of his stu…
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Could film be the tool that fulfills AU’s primary objectives?
The Eastern Cape Film Festival is hosting South African Day at the 25th Zanzibar International Film Festival in Tanzania on June 23, 2022. Why? Eastern Cape Film Festival Director Nceba Mqolomba explains...
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Blondie Makhene on SA democracy celebration through music
Dr. Blondie Makhene has been awarded a performance grant to perform and stream a concert by the Norwegian embassy, Digital Mobility Fund and Concerts South Africa and supported by the Gallery of Legends and Southern African Music Rights Organisation. He dishes out the South African songbook dating…
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Raising Folklore, the downplayed African education system
As we approach Africa Month(May) we should remind ourselves that a nation is advanced in proportion to education and intelligence spread among the masses. Folklore reveals that education is not the amount of information that is put into the brain and run riot there undigested. To further understa…
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