In this episode of the African Experience podcast, I invited my friend Ibrahim Mukhtar RAAGE to talk about one of the most diverse people, culture, language, history, and many other things on the African continent - the Swahilis. The history of the Swahili people and language it's one of the most fascinating things about the continents.
Way before the modern era, the East Coast the African continent has had contact with other people from other continents and naturally, this resulted in a mixture of culture, ethnic diversity, genetics and so many other things.
This episode is especially for those asking why and how we decided to delve into the podcast world. Podcasting is a fast-growing platform and internet content. It is being consumed more and more now.
On this episode, we talk about the Ugandan president Yoweri Tibuhaburwa Kaguta Museveni and the political climate in Uganda. Our guest Umar Ssenkubuge is a student of Business Administration at Gazi University and International Relations at Anadolu University at the time of recording.
Would you have the same view on Slavery if you lived in those times, especially if we were the benefactors?
Have you heard the Africans selling their own people fallacy?
Modern slavery and the technological slave trade. We talked about all these and many more.
This episode is with my friend Mohammed Azhari from Mohamed Azhari Youtube. He is a graphic design graduate from Bilkent University, one of the best schools in Turkey. We had a friendly conversation on Technology, Entrepreneurship, Energy and many more on the African continent.
Hope you like it.
Our first-ever podcast guest. Such a great experience. Usman Aliyu UBA is a journalist and a producer on the international news agency TRT WORLD.
On this episode, we had the pleasure of having a conversation on some reason for political instability in Africa and many other things. We also picked the brains on Usman on journalism. Hope you get some value.
What a year it has been. We've been through so many and as always we found ways, Not all of us but most of us.
On this episode, we talk a bit about how this year has affected us individually and the world at large. This year will definitely go down in history.
"Slavery is not African history, slavery interrupted African history" - Mutabaruka. Couldn't have said it better. But it is a part and a very impactful one at that in Africa's recent history. It has sometimes been over-exaggerated and other times understudied or not studied at all.
On this episode, we talked in a historic manner the transatlantic slave trade and the understudied trans-Saharan slave trade. We are not historians nor are we qualified to talk in any academic circles on this matter. We just have conversations and talk about things through what we read and know in a casual way.
Just like uncle Ben said to Peter Parker: "With great power comes great responsibility." What does it take to be regarded as a great leader in Africa? perseverance? dedication? Being a dictator? Democracy? What?!.
With the loss of the former president of the Republic of Ghana Jerry John Rawlings aka JJ. A man who in his own words said: "Don't sing songs in praise of me, please. Sing it in praise of Ghana and Africa, the black man. This is the first of a new series: Legacy of African Leaders.
His legacy? : Stable democracy and economic growth and Pan Africanism amongst other things.
Africa is a unique melting pot. The people, the culture, the ethnic groups all different and unique in their own right. We tried as much as we could give our two cents on this issue from our personal experiences and perspectives.
The connection between continental Africans and the diaspora has never been this prevalent. Who is considered part of the African diaspora? How can continental Africa and the diaspora come together, set aside our differences, and work to improve the predicaments we find ourselves
In this episode of the African Experience Podcast, we give our two cents on the African diaspora.
In this episode of the African Experience Podcast, we discuss the educational systems and curricula currently used in Africa. Its impact on the continent and its people including the African diaspora. Can it be changed or modified? The history of African learned and education of the people. Do we need to isolate ourselves to create such systems? and many more.
Excited and nervous at the same time !!!. Our very first episode; it took us a long time but hey, there has to be a first for everything.
THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE podcast or TAE podcast is hosted by two ordinary Africans. At the TAE you will hear fascinating discussions, inspiring stories, hot-button issues, unpopular opinions, and interviews with experts, entrepreneurs, and other voices from and around the African diaspora. We hope you enjoy your experience with us
The trailer of our brand new podcast. Very exciting !!! Hope to go on this journey with you.
