This week on The African Passport, we celebrate the Ugandan siblings, Esther and Ezekiel Muteesasira who previously won the first edition of East Africa’s Got Talent and currently making Africa proud in Canada’s Got Talent.

This week on The African Passport, we celebrate the Ugandan siblings, Esther and Ezekiel Muteesasira who previously won&nbsp;the first edition of East Africa&rsquo;s Got Talent and currently making Africa proud in Canada&rsquo;s Got Talent.

The programme is based on a collection of letters and an anthology of poetry written from a foreign national’s perspective, seeking to demonstrate the painful journey travelled by those who abandon their land of birth in pursuit of a dream.

The programme is based on a collection of letters and an anthology of poetry written from a foreign national&rsquo;s perspective, seeking to demonstrate the painful journey travelled by those who abandon their land of birth in pursuit of a dream.

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Celebrating Esther, Ezekiel Muteesasira for winning East Africa’s Got Talent

This week on The African Passport, we explore the painful history of genocide specifically in Rwanda and generally in Africa. 

This week on The African Passport, we explore the painful history of genocide specifically in Rwanda and generally in Africa.

Explore the history of genocide in Rwanda

This week on The African Passport, we look at peace, conflict resolution and transformation. 

This week on The African Passport, we look at peace, conflict resolution and transformation.&nbsp;

Focus on peace, conflict resolution in Africa

This week on The African Passport, we celebrate a 10 year old Zambian published author, Osward B Mutapa Siabwanda and discuss the value of peer education. 

This week on The African Passport, we celebrate a 10 year old Zambian published author, Osward B Mutapa Siabwanda and discuss the value of peer education.&nbsp;

Celebrating Esther, Ezekiel Muteesasira for winning East Africa’s Got Talent

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