1. South Africa | Remembering Jazz Legend Abdullah Ibrahim
 South Africa and the world are mourning the passing of Abdullah
Ibrahim, a musician whose melodies became a powerful reflection of
the country’s history, struggles, hopes and identity. Beyond his music,
Ibrahim was a cultural activist who used jazz as a vehicle for storytelling,
resistance and preserving South Africa’s heritage. What legacy does he
leave behind?
2. Zimbabwe–South Africa | When Entertainment Becomes a National
Conversation
 Netflix’s The Polygamist, based on Sue Nyathi’s novel, has moved
beyond entertainment to spark discussions around relationships,
marriage, tradition and modern social values.It raises the question: Does
African storytelling simply entertain us, or does it also challenge us to
confront uncomfortable realities about our communities?

3. Did We Know Ma Afrika? | Discovering Comoros
 Often overlooked, Comoros is one of Africa’s smallest nations, yet it
carries a rich history, unique culture and breathtaking volcanic
landscapes in the Indian Ocean.
 Located between Madagascar and Mozambique, the island nation
reminds us of the diversity of the African continent beyond the countries
we hear about most often.
 How much do we really know about Africa’s smaller nations, and
what hidden stories, cultures and traditions are waiting to be
discovered?