Welcome back to the Journey Home Africa podcast with your hosts, Den Tut Rayay and Saqar Ahhah Ahershu! Having lived in West Africa for over six years, they share their incredible experiences of relocating from the United States to Africa. They explain how the move for African Americans isn’t much different from relocating within the U.S., like moving from NJ/NY to Atlanta, but with the added bonus of hospitality in West Africa being ten times better than any Southern welcome you've ever rece...
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Welcome back to the Journey Home Africa podcast with your hosts, Den Tut Rayay and Saqar Ahhah Ahershu! Having lived in West Africa for over six years, they share their incredible experiences of relocating from the United States to Africa. They explain how the move for African Americans isn’t much different from relocating within the U.S., like moving from NJ/NY to Atlanta, but with the added bonus of hospitality in West Africa being ten times better than any Southern welcome you've ever rece...
Welcome back to the Journey Home Africa podcast with your hosts, Den Tut Rayay and Saqar Ahhah Ahershu! Having lived in West Africa for over six years, they share their incredible experiences of relocating from the United States to Africa. They explain how the move for African Americans isn’t much different from relocating within the U.S., like moving from NJ/NY to Atlanta, but with the added bonus of hospitality in West Africa being ten times better than any Southern welcome you've ever rece...
Welcome back to the Journey Home Africa podcast with your hosts, Den Tut Rayay and Saqar Ahhah Ahershu! Having lived in West Africa for over six years, they share their incredible experiences of relocating from the United States to Africa. They explain how the move for African Americans isn’t much different from relocating within the U.S., like moving from NJ/NY to Atlanta, but with the added bonus of hospitality in West Africa being ten times better than any Southern welcome you've ever rece...
