As the High Court of Malawi continues to hear a petition seeking the legalization of same-sex relations, the Catholic Church’s Archdiocese of Lilongwe has announced plans to hold nationwide demonstrations opposing homosexuality. 

As the High Court of Malawi continues to hear a petition seeking the legalization of same-sex relations, the Catholic Church’s Archdiocese of Lilongwe has announced plans to hold nationwide demonstrations opposing homosexuality.

THE LEGACY OF MAMA AFRICA – ADV SIPHO MANTULA TALKS ABOUT THE LEGENDARY CAREER OF MIRRIAM MAKEBA

This year, The Miriam Makeba Foundation has urged people around the world to celebrate Dr Miriam Makeba known around the world as "Mama Africa".

To speak more about the importance of her legacy in modern day Africa Adv. Sipho Mantula of the University of SA (UNISA) speaks Makeba legacy on Afrika Tonight.

THE LEGACY OF MAMA AFRICA – ADV SIPHO MANTULA TALKS ABOUT THE LEGENDARY CAREER OF MIRRIAM MAKEBA This year, The Miriam Makeba Foundation has urged people around the world to celebrate Dr Miriam Makeba known around the world as "Mama Africa".
To speak more about the importance of her legacy in modern day Africa Adv. Sipho Mantula of the University of SA (UNISA) speaks Makeba legacy on Afrika Tonight.

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Malawi churches to march against-decriminalisation of same-sex relationships

Abraham Kriel Bambanani is inviting you to an unforgettable evening on 12 December 2024, where dance and compassion come together to make a difference. 

This night of CARMEN will not only bring you the fiery passion of this world-renowned ballet but also an opportunity to raise vital funds for the children of Abraham Kriel Bambanani.

Dirk Badenhorst, Mzansi Ballet Director as well as Ernesta Snyman Teessen a passionate social worker shares the details

Abraham Kriel Bambanani is inviting you to an unforgettable evening on 12 December 2024, where dance and compassion come together to make a difference. 
This night of CARMEN will not only bring you the fiery passion of this world-renowned ballet but also an opportunity to raise vital funds for the children of Abraham Kriel Bambanani.
Dirk Badenhorst, Mzansi Ballet Director as well as Ernesta Snyman Teessen a passionate social worker shares the details

Mzansi Ballet on stage for a good cause

Founder of Leetrecha Clothing Brand in South Africa, Matome Rapholo is on a mission to revolutionize the textile industry in South Africa through his vibrant Leetrecha clothing brand.

Matome envisions a world where clothing reflects the true essence of the South African spirit, creating authentic pieces that empower individuals to see themselves in a new light.

#AfrikaTonight is excited to step into his world for a few minutes to talk about his dynamic range of clothing, from casual wear to bespoke designs, including T-shirts, pants, shoes, and accessories.

Founder of Leetrecha Clothing Brand in South Africa, Matome Rapholo is on a mission to revolutionize the textile industry in South Africa through his vibrant Leetrecha clothing brand.
Matome envisions a world where clothing reflects the true essence of the South African spirit, creating authentic pieces that empower individuals to see themselves in a new light.
#AfrikaTonight is excited to step into his world for a few minutes to talk about his dynamic range of clothing, from casual wear to bespoke designs, including T-shirts, pants, shoes, and accessories.

Matome Rapholo on growing his Leetrecha Clothing Brand

In conversation with an interculturalist, researcher, and author from the United States, Dr Asad El Malik who grew up in the culturally rich and tradition-steeped city of New Orleans.

However, in 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated the city, flooding 80% of New Orleans with the murky waters of the Mississippi River. 

We are excited to unpack his newly released book, Find Home Again: My Journey from the United States to South Africa, detailing chronicles of his life, reflecting on the pervasive anti-Blackness in the United States, his experiences with Hurricane Katrina, and police violence, ultimately culminating in his decision to move to Johannesburg, South Africa.

In conversation with an interculturalist, researcher, and author from the United States, Dr Asad El Malik who grew up in the culturally rich and tradition-steeped city of New Orleans.
However, in 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated the city, flooding 80% of New Orleans with the murky waters of the Mississippi River. 
We are excited to unpack his newly released book, Find Home Again: My Journey from the United States to South Africa, detailing chronicles of his life, reflecting on the pervasive anti-Blackness in the United States, his experiences with Hurricane Katrina, and police violence, ultimately culminating in his decision to move to Johannesburg, South Africa.

Malawi churches to march against-decriminalisation of same-sex relationships

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