Podcasts about african child

In this fortnight's episode Gyles and Aphra Brandreth meet teenage poet and activist Victoria Kanu. Better known as Vicky the Poet, she is a household name in Sierra Leone and a national icon who has used her talent to transform and impact lives. She is now a major voice for women and girls within the country and beyond. Vicky started writing poetry from the age of 5, but it was a poem that she wrote following the mudslides in 2017 that destroyed hundreds of buildings in the capital, killing over a thousand people and leaving thousands homeless, which caught the attention of the world. Since then, with the support of her father and mentor Alim Kanu she has written and performed numerous poems highlighting the conditions for young people particularly young girls living in Sierra Leone.Poems this episode include: The mother by Elizabeth L A Kamara; and A heart Reaching, The Story of an African Child from the book Unfinished Business, The story of Kadiatu, Down Memory Lane in Sierra Leone, and Nightmares of the Internet, all by Victoria Kanu.

In this special episode of Carruurteenna, we celebrate the Day of the African Child by discussing this year's theme: Education for All. Join us as we sit down with inspiring child champions who are leading the charge for educational access and equity. These young advocates share their personal stories, challenges, and triumphs, highlighting the power of education. Tune in to hear their insights on how we can collectively work towards a future where every African child has the opportunity to learn and thrive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Special episode:Join us for a poignant and inspiring special episode as we celebrate the Day of the African Child 2024. This episode features a powerful speech delivered by our Founder and CEO, Elizabeth Njambi, at the 2023 One Young World Summit in Belfast, Northern Ireland. In her short but powerful address, our CEO delves into fighting inequality through education. Listen as she shares personal anecdotes, compelling data, and visionary strategies aimed at leveling the educational playing for all children, including children in conflict with the law. She emphasizes the transformative power of education in breaking the cycles of poverty and discrimination, highlighting some of Wakili.sha's successes. Notably, Elizabeth was introduced on to the stage by another trailblazing woman, Jessica Gladstone - Partner at Clifford Chance LLP.This episode is not just a speech; it's a call to action for everyone invested in the future of Africa's children. Tune in to be inspired, informed, and motivated to join the fight against inequality through the power of education.#accesstoeducation #podcast #accesstojustice #oneyoungworld #dayoftheafricanchild Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Imagine that it's afternoon, and you are pulled over by a police officer because a tail light is out, which you didn't realize. He is pleasant when he comes to the door and you think you're going to be given a warning. Then he stops and frowns. He asks you to get out of the car and has you perform a field sobriety test. You submit to a breathalyzer and find yourself in the back of the police car being arrested for a DWI because of an elevated blood alcohol concentration. The problem is, you haven't had any alcohol to drink today. Or yesterday for that matter. Listen this week as Lynne describes a rare medical condition that wreaks legal havoc on the affected person's life.  Advocacy at: www.autobrewery.org Special note: Dr. Helen Shui is truly a doctor, but is working under a pseudonym for privacy reasons. Dr. Lynne Kramer is using her real name.  Music by Helen Shui and Caplixo. Cover art by Lynne Kramer.  Sources: Auto-Brewery Syndrome: A schematic for Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment by Fahad Malik, Prasanna Wickremesinghe, and Atif Saleem Auto-brewery syndrome: Everything you need to know by Jamie Eske A Case Study of Gut Fermentation Syndrome (Auto Brewery) with Saccharomyces cerevisiae as the Causative Organism by Barbara Cordell & Justin McCarthy Drunk Without Drinking: A Case of Auto-brewery Syndrome by Bobak J. Akhavan, Luis Ostrosky-Zeichner, and Eric J. Thomas Understanding Auto-Brewery Syndrome in 2023: A Clinical and Comprehensive Review of a Rare Medical Condition by Jananthan Paramsothy, Sai Dheeraj Gutlapalli, Vijay Durga Pradeep Ganipineni, Ikpechukwu J Okoris, Derek Ugwendum, GianPaolo Piccione, James Ducey, Gnama Kouyate, Arnold Onana, Louis Emmer, Vaithilingam Arulthasan, Philip Otterbeck, & Jay Nfonoyim Fatty Liver Disease Caused by High-Alcohol-Producing Klebsiella pneumoniae by Jing Yuan, et al.  Alcoholic Liver Disease by Roshan Patel & Matthew Mueller. Fecal Transplant, no byline Rupture of the Stomach of an African Child by RG Ladkin & JNP Davies Man details symptoms of auto-brewery syndrome, where his body makes alcohol by Maghan HJolohan Drunk without drinking: local doctor and patients detail life with Auto-Brewery Syndrome by Kristin Thorne Auto-Brewery Syndrome: Apparently, You Can Make Beer In Your Gut by Michaeleen Doucleff The man who gets drunk on chips by Helen Thomson Woman claims her body brews alcohol, has DUI charge dismissed by Sandee LaMotte Please contact us with questions/concerns/comments at defunctdoctorspodcast@gmail.com. @defunctdoctorspodcast on Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter), Threads, YouTube, and TikTok  Follow Lynne on Instagram @lynnedoodles555

Jason Jones, President of the Human-Rights Education and Relief Organization (H.E.R.O.) and author of his new book 'The Great Campaign Against the Great Reset'. Biden Admin. Green Mandates are Encouraging African Child Slavery

Happy World Children's Day!!! The Wakili.sha Podcast is back! We are back with a series celebrating World Children's Day 2023. This year, we celebrate under the theme, “Inclusion for Every Child.” Inclusion of their voices in decision-making processes, in access to education, access to justice, digital literacy and safety.We are sharing the enlightening panel discussions we had during our Day of the African Child celebrations earlier this year. We brought together stakeholders in the justice and digital industries, discussing “Child justice in the Digital Environment”. We trained 20 children in conflict with the law and 20 at-risk children on digital literacy and safety. We also conducted media training with 15 media practitioners.On this episode, Panel 1 discusses “Child Digital Literacy and Safety”. The Panel was moderated by Ruth Juliet Gachanja, Anti-Human Trafficking Specialist and Lecturer, Kabarak University. She is also Advisor to the Chief Justice on children matters. The panel was graced by Joachim Kamau, Program Officer at Childline Kenya; Ms. Margaret Njihia, renowned Child Psychologist, Director at Sterling Performance Africa; Eve Kilel, Founder at SheHacks Ke and Evelyn Apondi, Project Lawyer at Centre for Rights Education and Awareness (CREAW Kenya).Keeping up with tradition, we play a fun little game at the end! Do tune in, rate, review and subscribe! Please share your thoughts with us here and on social media. The report and links to our social media pages are available here: https://linktr.ee/wakili.sha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy World Children's Day!!! The Wakili.sha Podcast is back! We are back with a series celebrating World Children's Day 2023. This year, we celebrate under the theme, “Inclusion for Every Child.” Inclusion of their voices in decision-making processes, in access to education, access to justice, digital literacy and safety.We are sharing the enlightening panel discussions we had during our Day of the African Child celebrations earlier this year. We brought together stakeholders in the justice and digital industries, discussing “Child justice in the Digital Environment”. We trained 20 children in conflict with the law and 20 at-risk children on digital literacy and safety. We also conducted media training with 15 media practitioners.On this episode, Panel 2 discusses “Children and Digitized Legal Systems”. The Panel was moderated by our own, Brian Bright. He is the Communications Co-Director and Podcast Co-Host at Wakili.sha Initiative. This panel was graced by Valentine Manyasi, Prosecution Counsel at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP); Nelson Nkari, Founder and CEO at Legal Tech Kenya, our own Joy Muthoni, Legal Department Co-Director at Wakili.sha Initiative; and Hon. Jackie Kibosia, Principal Magistrate at Milimani Law Courts. Keeping up with tradition, we play a fun little game at the end! Do tune in, rate, review and subscribe! Please share your thoughts with us here and on social media. The report and links to our social media pages are available here: https://linktr.ee/wakili.sha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy World Children's Day!!! The Wakili.sha Podcast is back! We are back with a series celebrating World Children's Day 2023. This year, we celebrate under the theme, “Inclusion for Every Child.” Inclusion of their voices in decision-making processes, in access to education, access to justice, digital literacy and safety. We are sharing the enlightening panel discussions we had during our Day of the African Child celebrations earlier this year. We brought together stakeholders in the justice and digital industries, discussing “Child justice in the Digital Environment”. We trained 20 children in conflict with the law and 20 at-risk children on digital literacy and safety. We also conducted media training with 15 media practitioners.On this episode, Panel 3 discusses “Creating a Safe and Accessible Digital Environment for Children in Conflict and Contact with the Law”. The Panel was moderated by Terry Muikamba, Radio Presenter at HOT96, Lawyer and Child Rights Champion. The Panel featured Athena Morgan, Lawyers Hub Fellow & Regional Project Manager for Africa at International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC); our own, Caren Wanjau, Legal Department Co-Director at Wakili.sha Initiative; and Elvis Cosmos, then Graduate Assistant at the Strathmore Law Clinic. We were also honoured to have Eunice Kilundo, Child Protection and Advocacy Manager at ChildFund Kenya, pre-record some answers as she could not make it in person. Keeping up with tradition, we play a fun little game at the end!This marks the end of our short WCD x DAC series but be sure to look out for more episodes and follow our social media pages for the latest activities and ways to plug in.Do tune in, rate, review and subscribe! Please share your thoughts with us here and on social media.The report and links to our social media pages are available here: https://linktr.ee/wakili.sha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

+++News+++Story of the Week: As the world celebrates the International Day of the African Child today, do you think African children have anything to celebrate?

Over 95 percent of malaria cases and deaths are in sub-Saharan Africa. There's a worldwide push to completely wipe out the disease by 2030. Also, two years after the the town of Palma in northern Mozambique was captured by extremists, the energy giant Total is thinking about returning to a multi-billion-dollar gas project that was put on hold. And we find out why TikTok is being sued by Senegalese tech firms. 

James & Alan with Natly Denise who broke the Madonna African Child Trafficking Scandal Get the video show at 1776LIVE.tv

Ever wondered what an African founder who raised money from the Google Black Founders Fund and UNICEF Innovation Fund looks like? Meet Kiko Muuo! He's the founder of Angaza Elimu, an early education technology company based in Kenya that assists grade school teachers on STEM topics. We spoke about many things, including what his company does, Africans going from being consumers to producers and investment in Africa from the West. If you're interested in learning data analytics, check out my company, Coding4Finance! We teach finance professionals the fundamentals of data analytics. Start learning with us today as part of our Intro to Python and Data course: https://www.coding4finance.co.za/. Injini pitch competition https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LREOITPPlw&ab_channel=InjiniEdTech Anagaza Elimu's website: https://angazaelimu.com/ Kiko's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiko-muuo-85589071/ The truth behind Amazon Web Services: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APvj15_YCqk&ab_channel=Acquired UNICEF innovation fund: https://www.unicefinnovationfund.org/broadcast/updates/angaza-elimu-ai-powered-adaptive-and-interactive-learning-platform Google black founders fund: https://campus.co/africa/black-founders-fund/

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Being raised in an African Household is not for the weak..... ENJOY:)

Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week's episode brings to mind a lot of "What nexts?" in the context of conflicts, wars across the globe. My guest has his mind on this as a matter of everyday practice. Makmid Kamara, a Sierra Leonean human rights leader, researcher and development communications practitioner has over 18years' experience working with national and international development and human rights organizations in Africa and the United Kingdom. He is the Director of the Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF) (https://atjlf.org) based in Accra, Ghana. Prior to joining the ATJLF, Makmid worked at the International Secretariat of Amnesty International (https://www.amnesty.org/en/) in London as Deputy Director of Global Issues and (Ag.) Head of the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR) Team; and served as interim Country Director for Amnesty International Nigeria and West Africa Researcher. As you'll learn in our two-part conversation, Makmid's lived encounters and life works are in many ways culminating the initiatives he is now spearheading which is a testament to the impact that focused attention on the importance of putting people at the center of solutions. Where to find Makmid? On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/makmid-kamara-80091915/?originalSubdomain=gh) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/makmid) What's Makmid listening to? Fela Kuti (https://felakuti.com/us) Bob Marley (https://www.bobmarley.com) Morgan Heritage (http://morganheritagemusic.com) Out and about in Accra: +233 Jazz Bar & Grill (https://www.facebook.com/233jazzbarandgrill/) and the Lipstick Band (https://www.facebook.com/lipstickbandgh) Santoku Restaurant (http://www.yoloxperiences.com/santoku.aspx) Sky Bar (http://skybar25.com) Other topics of interest: Campaign for Good Governance (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campaign_for_Good_Governance) Day of the African Child (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Day_of_the_African_Child) Human Rights Clinic-University of Sierra Leone (https://www.facebook.com/HumanRightsClinic/) MacArthur Foundation (https://www.macfound.org) Truth and Reconciliation Commission (https://www.justice.gov.za/trc/) Center for Memory and Reparations Civil War Memorial (http://centerformemoryandreparations.org/civil-war-memorial.php) HumAngle - Nigeria (https://humanglemedia.com) WAVE - Gambia (https://www.wave-gambia.org) Ahmad Tehan Kabbah (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_Tejan_Kabbah) wartime president of Sierra Leone Manchester United (https://www.manutd.com) Hearts of Oak (https://heartsofoaksc.com) Old Edwardians FC (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Edwardians_F.C.) Special Guest: Makmid Kamara.

Greetings Glocal Citizens! This week's episode brings to mind a lot of "What nexts?" in the context of conflicts, wars across the globe. My guest has his mind on this as a matter of everyday practice. Makmid Kamara, a Sierra Leonean human rights leader, researcher and development communications practitioner has over 18years' experience working with national and international development and human rights organizations in Africa and the United Kingdom. He is the Director of the Africa Transitional Justice Legacy Fund (ATJLF) (https://atjlf.org) based in Accra, Ghana. Prior to joining the ATJLF, Makmid worked at the International Secretariat of Amnesty International (https://www.amnesty.org/en/) in London as Deputy Director of Global Issues and (Ag.) Head of the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR) Team; and served as interim Country Director for Amnesty International Nigeria and West Africa Researcher. As you'll learn in our two-part conversation, Makmid's lived encounters and life works are in many ways culminating the initiatives he is now spearheading which is a testament to the impact that focused attention on the importance of putting people at the center of solutions. Where to find Makmid? On LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/makmid-kamara-80091915/?originalSubdomain=gh) On Twitter (https://twitter.com/makmid) What's Makmid listening to? Fela Kuti (https://felakuti.com/us) Bob Marley (https://www.bobmarley.com) Morgan Heritage (http://morganheritagemusic.com) Out and about in Accra: +233 Jazz Bar & Grill (https://www.facebook.com/233jazzbarandgrill/) and the Lipstick Band (https://www.facebook.com/lipstickbandgh) Santoku Restaurant (http://www.yoloxperiences.com/santoku.aspx) Sky Bar (http://skybar25.com) Other topics of interest: Campaign for Good Governance (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campaign_for_Good_Governance) Day of the African Child (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Day_of_the_African_Child) Human Rights Clinic-University of Sierra Leone (https://www.facebook.com/HumanRightsClinic/) MacArthur Foundation (https://www.macfound.org) Truth and Reconciliation Commission (https://www.justice.gov.za/trc/) Center for Memory and Reparations Civil War Memorial (http://centerformemoryandreparations.org/civil-war-memorial.php) HumAngle - Nigeria (https://humanglemedia.com) WAVE - Gambia (https://www.wave-gambia.org) Ahmad Tehan Kabbah (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad_Tejan_Kabbah) wartime president of Sierra Leone Manchester United (https://www.manutd.com) Hearts of Oak (https://heartsofoaksc.com) Old Edwardians FC (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Edwardians_F.C.) Special Guest: Makmid Kamara.

This is the story of Djuma, an 11 years old African boy whose life was turned upside down. Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/the-african-diary/subscribe --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-african-diary/message

In this episode we discuss the nuances of raising an African child in this day and age. We hope you enjoy! Follow us here: link.tree/mindshackpodcast

This week, the gang is joined by Mosa Kaiser who tells her experiences of being biracial in South Africa. Speaking on how race is not as clear as water and where the lines of identity can get more skewed the closer you look at them. Disclaimer: We apologize for the poor sound quality this week, we had some technical difficulties while recording.

An aid worker with the International Rescue Committee is killed in Unity State; a senior official with the South Sudan government criticizes an order issued by the Kenyan court to freeze his bank accounts; and South Sudanese artists and activists unveil a children's mural to commemorate 'International Day of the African Child.'

Every year, the African Union and Member States celebrate the Day of the African Child on June 16th, to commemorate the 1976 Soweto Uprising and to raise awareness on the needs of African Children. The 2021 theme is, “30 years after the adoption of the Charter: accelerate the implementation of Agenda 2040 for an Africa fit for children”.The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (“the Charter”) envisions a child-friendly justice system. In 2016, on the Charter's 25th anniversary, the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (“the Committee”) adopted “Agenda 2040: Fostering an Africa fit for children”. The Agenda serves as a strategic plan to implement children's rights in Africa and has 10 Aspirations. On this episode, we discuss, “The role of CSO's in the realization of Aspiration 7 of Agenda 2040. i.e. ‘Every child is protected against violence, exploitation, neglect and abuse'”: With special guests from the St. Patrick's Safeguarding Children Programme E.A., Shining Hope for Communities (“SHOFCO”), Strathmore Institute for Family Studies and Ethics (“IFS”), Orione, Crime Si Poa and Langata Legal Aid Centre (“LLAC”).This episode is part of a DAC 2021 project we have undertaken together with the St. Patrick's Safeguarding Children Programme E.A., Strathmore Law Clinic (“SLC”) and Strathmore Institute for Family Studies and Ethics (“IFS”). The project is funded by St. Patrick's Safeguarding Children Programme E.A. (part of the larger St. Patrick's Missionary Society) and Misean Cara. Don't forget to follow/subscribe, share, rate/review! It means a lot to us and our beneficiaries!Follow us on social media (@wakili.sha on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok and LinkedIn and @wakili_sha on Twitter). Check out our website!#DayOfTheAfricanChild #DAC2021 #AfricaFitForChildren #Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today Is Bloomsday, Fresh Veggies Day, Wish Fulfillment Day, International Day of The African Child, World Sea Turtle Day, No Orange Clothes Day,  National Fudge Day,  National Vinegar Day, and Ladies' Initiated in Baseball DaySupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)

Are we seeing a wave of optimism in conservation and sustainability circles? A theme winds through this episode as we unpack reasons to be hopeful that things are changing for the better around the world.Peter's editorial talks about South Africa's Youth Day being the inspiration for World Day of the African Child - a day that shines. spotlight on th education challenges that still face the continent and how conservation can play a role in this much needed correction.How big are countries relatively speaking? Here's a way to compare them.Whales wash ashore in California, adding to the global concern of the impact of shipping on whales, but perhaps there is new hope. A new movement is growing and even The Ocean Race is playing their part.Can you really be swallowed by a whale?The mistreatment of diary cows has Shannon fuming and rightfully calls for industrial farming practices to be discouraged. But should it happen over night? Are overnight bans or restrictions reasonable for activists to expect?Israel bans fur trade and calls on other countries to do the same.The elephants trekking through China are now under a police guard.Good news from Indonesia - 2 baby Javan rhino have been spotted!Kenya announces elephant naming festival to boost conservation awareness. Staying in Kenya - Paula Kahumba joins this years list of Rolex National Geographic Conservation winners. Well deserved.More prize winners as “The Green Nobel Prize” - the Goldman Environmental Prize announces its winners - and 5 of the 6 are women. A great proof point of the transformational work that is being achieved on the ground around the world. 

It's another week of storytelling! We bring you an excerpt from Attack of the Shidas, a book by Muthoni Muchemi. This is science fiction story that promotes the values of ethnic tolerance, equality and non-discrimination. Storymoja Publishers will be attempting to break a world record in the number of people reading this excerpt at the same time during the International Day of the African Child on June 16, 2021. #StorymojaReadAloud Host- Patrick Njoroge Narrator- Maxwell Fundi Twitter:https://twitter.com/Edutab_Africa Facebook:https://web.facebook.com/edutab.africa/ Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/company/66208062/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/edutabafrica/

We commemorate The International Day of the African Child with a podcast put together by our SRHR intern Amaka Akiti, explaining a little history of how the day came to be in the global world today, what it stands for and how communities can make Africa fit for children again.

Despite the many struggles and challenges we face as a continent, the African child still smiles and plays each day. Despite the many struggles and challenges we face as a continent, the African child still smiles and plays each day. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://ituahcounselling.wordpress.com/2021/06/04/i-absolutely-love-the-african-child/

Hey Y'all Framily, welcome back to another intriguing episode on Social Y3 Me Dia. Anto Kyire is a Ghanaian

It's Comic Relief day today and so I thought I'd give this poem an airing - I wrote it in response to one of the Comic Relief trailers a few years ago.

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In this episode I host Robert Machuki for the second time on the show. Robert talks about his life growing up in Kenya and later on we discussed the life of an african child. This episode was full of memories that Robert and I kept remisicing on. We included a message to african parents who punish their kids while not knowing that mental health as well as physical health is important to a child's growth. Listen and watch this episode to hear about some of the funniest memories of Robert and I's childhood. Today's small business that we are promoting are: Line 7 design They do architectural designs and build your dream home Kampala Uganda Tel, 0704510300, 0778221918 Hotpic media They do photography and videography Durham North Carolina IG- hotpikmedia +1(919) 685-0342

In this episode, we discuss the #Almajiranci system of Islamic education practised in northern Nigeria and other parts of West Africa with Dr Hadiza Kere Abdulrahman - the male gender seeking Islam knowledge is called Almajiri, the female gender is Almajira. Dr Kere Abdulrahman is a lecturer in Inclusive Education at Bishop Grosseteste University in Lincoln, UK. She has a PhD in Education and researches the Almajiranci system of education of northern Nigeria – she is also an advocate for its practitioners. Did you know that the Almajiranci system's changing nature has routes in the Structural Adjustment Program (SAP) introduced in the 1980s? Did you also know that experts hold that having vulnerable children in cities across a nation fighting an ideological war makes it easier for Boko Haram insurgents to continue to wage war against the Nigerian state due to a robust recruitment source? - listen to find out more. Dr Kere Abdulrahman is a lecturer in Inclusive Education at Bishop Grosseteste University in Lincoln, UK. She has a PhD in Education and researches the Almajiranci system of education of northern Nigeria – she is also an advocate for its practitioners.

2:15- Language & it's relation to culture 6:35- Reading & literature 8:12- Relating to the previous generation of Africans 10:46- The death of curiosity as a survival mechanism 13:02- Expectations & our responsibility to our parents 15:44- Religion as a part of the culture 18:45- Abandonment of history due to white supremacy 21:53- Picking up the pieces of African history 23:05- Christianity as the foundation for reinforcing patriarchal dynamics in the nuclear family 24:52- Breaking the cycle 25:13- Abuse in African households stemming from culture expectations 26:10- The Biafran War & it's direct effects on the culture 27:46- Culture as something malleable 28:34- The awareness of our generation 29:58- The need for collective healing 32:21- The wave of normalization of therapy 32:55- Living as the most authentic version of ourselves 34:13- What would you say to a young African Child in a traditional household in 2020? What would you say to yourself 19 years ago in your household? 35:57- What do you see for the future of Nigerian culture? Found in Translation is a Pan-African documentary interview series exploring the cultural intersectionality of African descendants across the global diaspora. Guests reflect on the layers of their identity and the role of culture in the modern world. To keep up with future episodes and additional resources please subscribe to our substack newsletter: foundintranslation.substack.com Follow us on Instagram @foundintranslationpodcast If you'd like to provide feedback or if you're interested in sharing your story on the show please email us at foundintranslationpodcast@protonmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/foundintranslation/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foundintranslation/support

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We talk African calendar and our Lost Heritage and culture and try reignite lost knowledge. - We go gather knowledge from great people across the continent of Africa about African cosmology

What's your go-to response when it comes to uncertainty?. For Dominic Fwamba, it has meant learning a few things: Being a forward thinker, Putting God at the centre and cheering yourself to success. Dominic's passion for entrepreneurship began at a young age, and he is using the lessons he has learnt to encourage others, who may want to begin the journey. Find me on Twitter / Instagram Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Castbox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valerie-amondi-odhiambo/message

This is a bonus episode organized in commemoration of the International Day of an African Child that was on the 16th of June. I get to have the chat with Panom Nien, Founder of Save the Girl Org South Sudan, Adigun Oludolapo, Founder of Diary of an African Child, Nigeria, Rossence Paradza, Human Rights Advocate, Zimbabwe and Stephanie Kusa, Founder of Kakamega Social Justice Center, Kenya. We get to discuss the different issues affecting the African girlchild, and share experiences of what it was like growing up in Africa as a child. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afrigirlrise/support

The theme this year was supposed to be ‘Access to a Child-Friendly Justice System in Africa' but I feel we cannot talk about the International Day of the African Child and not express concerns about the impact of the pandemic on Africa's children. How the pandemic is undoing decades of progress in child rights in the continent and putting millions of girls at great risk of violence, abuse and exploitation. What is happening? And how can you help? Listen in... Here's how Plan International is helping https://plan-international.org/covid-19-pandemic-appeal

Nakternl Entertainment Presents Nakternl Radio Episode 29 HERE IS THE TWENTY-NINETH EPISODE OF OUR ONLINE RADIO SHOW MIXED BY OUR RESIDENT DJ MIKE SHAWR. THIS WEEK SHOW FEATURES TRACKS FROM THE LIKES OF RONY SEIKALY, DIN JAY, MO BLACK AND MANY MORE! ENJOY!!!!! Track List 1. Call The Cops – De’KeaY 2. African Child – […] The post Nakternl Radio Episode 29 appeared first on Nakternl Entertainment.

This week, Greg Schmidt and I solve Africa and all of the ills of the continent in one short discussion. The RAW conversation is 2 hours. If anyone wants to listen to us cure domestic social ills too, let me know on Twitter. Check out Jankie old broke hobo Spider-man (@Johnathanblade): https://twitter.com/Johnathanblade?s=09

The humanitarian sector in Nigeria has evolved over the years, making huge impact on citizens and improving societal well being, while also aiding the growth and development of the nation through the different social intervention schemes car- ried out by state and non-state actors. It is on record that the sector holds huge potential for socio economic transformation, but the Nigerian government before now has not been able to harness the sectoral opportunities due to poor coordi- nation and lack of better management approach. However, the decision by the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration setting up the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development on Wednesday August 21st 2019 by an Executive pronouncement is poised to change the fortune of the humanitarian sector in Nigeria and by extension Africa for the better if well-manage. The responses from stakeholders in the sector have been overwhelming, as a lot of stakeholders are beginning to postulate that the ministry, if well-coordinated and managed through contemporary innovative strategic approach and deliverables, could be the next big thing for national socioeconomic transformation. The later inspired the Nigeria Humanitarian Action (NIHA) platform which is poised to drive contemporary initiatives that are aimed at the growth and develop- ment of the humanitarian sector in Nigeria. The NIHA inaugural Honorary Interactive Dinner is set to host the Honorable Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development and her team in the new ministry. One of the strategic goals of the Nigeria Humanitarian Action (NIHA) – Honorary Dinner is to create proper stakeholders' synergy and support for the overall success of the new ministry by bringing the entire stakeholders in the humanitarian workplace together to demonstrate solidarity, interact and share ideals. The platform offers to convene and bring together all major stake- holders in the humanitarian sector by the National Democracy Stakeholders Group (NDSG) and it promoters – Save the Future of the African Child also known as M-MASS, Pan Africa Global Charity in collaboration with sector stakeholders nation-wide. Happy New Year to our Listeners.

END OF YEAR AFROBEATS LINK UP MIX WITH DJ TANA ! NEW AFROBEATS CHECK IT OUT, LIKE & SHARE ! MERRY XMAS !!! Tracklist : GB - Shine StarBoy feat. Wizkid & DJ Tunez - Cover Me (Audio) Burna Boy - Anybody Tekno - Skeletun WizKid - Ghetto Love BIg Trill - Parte After Parte Flavour x Chidinma - 40yrs DJ Instinct ft. ft. Oladips, Chinko Ekun, Zlatan Alpha P - Fayah Mayorkun - Up To Something Simi - Selense Davido - D & G ft. Summer Walker Zlatan - Wake Up StarBoy feat. Blaq Jerzee & Wizkid - Blow Doro Music Ft. Lyta x Bobby Jazx - TTatashe Joeboy - Blessings GB - Shine African Child - Boma Ngai Rema - Dumebi DamiBliz x RaysMuzik x Temple & Krizbeatz - MamaMito T'neeya - Joli Jamo Pyper, Zlatan, Naira Marley - Omode Meta Tana Didn't Want To Share Sorry Guys, Follow Him !

Poet & David Vujanic are now 100% self-employed - They discuss why. Poet talks on his Gasworks interview with African Child. We discuss who is possibly the most under rated UK artist right now and the success of Afro Nation. Plus more. Enjoy! #HalfcastPodcast @ChuckieOnline @PoetsCornerUK @DavidVujanic @MilageUK @Skitsbtrapstar

So June 16th was both the International day of the African Child and father's day….2 days I want to reference in todays episode as I document my experience covering tropical cyclone idai…honestly one of the worst tropical cyclones on record to affect Africa and the Southern Hemisphere.having caused catastrophic damage in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi that left more than 1,000 people dead, thousands more missing and even more displaced.

In this episode of the JOYLAND Podacst, Pastor Joel Biyinzika of Uganda shares his story and the mission of "Hope for African Child". https://hopeforafricanchild.com Please follow along at our social outlets below. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joylandlife/ Zoom: https://www.zoom.us/j/3377733377 Joyland App: https://tithely.app.link/joyland (You must follow this link from reading this email through your phone.) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5-vPe7h_wjctIQxnaUQSnQ?view_as=subscriber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joylandlife/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoylandLife Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/joylandlife

In this episode of the JOYLAND Podacst, Pastor Joel Biyinzika of Uganda shares his story and the mission of "Hope for African Child". https://hopeforafricanchild.com Please follow along at our social outlets below. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joylandlife/ Zoom: https://www.zoom.us/j/3377733377 Joyland App: https://tithely.app.link/joyland (You must follow this link from reading this email through your phone.) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5-vPe7h_wjctIQxnaUQSnQ?view_as=subscriber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joylandlife/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoylandLife Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/joylandlife

Welcome to What the FAQ, an audio journey curated by your quirky host Machi_Dough, where we will be delving into a main topic each week & unearthing the facts! I will be doing my best to fact check & update, but welcome listeners to send corrections if you have any! On this week’s What the FAQ, we have #demthrones theory talk - our question: who’s going to betray #Dany, we learn where #420 celebrations come from, talk about #voluntourism & the harmful affects of the white-savior complex & more! Listen to What the FAQ podcast wherever you listen to #podcasts to learn the #facts! Check the link in the description. Subscribe, rate & review! Welcome to the community, FAQ’ers! Find me and engage on social media via twitter & IG @thefaqpod and via email at: thefaqpod@gmail.com

Meet Christian Thiam – Banker, Novelist, Filmmaker, Educator and Returnee to his home – Senegal. Join us as we learn more about his journey back.

In This Episode: I was feeling very nostalgic this Christmas, so I decided to take you all on a journey of how I used to spend Christmas as a kid in Africa! It was so much fun back then because we weren’t bothered about putting up a tree filled with lights and ornaments or what gifts we got. We just loved gathering together to spend time with our family, friends, and neighbors. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Mentioned In This Episode: New York City: https://www.nycgo.com/ Rockefeller Center: https://www.rockefellercenter.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com Connect: Email: excusemyafrican@gmail.com Website: http://www.excusemyafrican.com/ Stella Damasus Blog: http://www.stelladamasusblog.com Stella Damasus Website : https://www.stelladamasus.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/excusemyafrican Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realexcusemyafrican/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Excuse-My-African-1360118967397852/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/excusemyafrican/support

Almost every person I know of African descent has the stories of getting disciplined in the most creative and largely painful ways, and today we discuss whether the beds truly justify the means when it comes to disciplining and punishing your children. We naturally progressed on to how God punishes and disciplines us as His children and what those experiences can be like. Mo was unable to to attend and thus a very tired and full bellied Bobby A and Peter were left holding down the Fort, which just means it was a much better conversation! For our hookups today, Bobby A suggested a media player that allows you to listen to voicenotes on WhatsApp without sending the sender confirmation that they're message has been heard. Let's just say we're not surprised he knows of something so dodgy. Download opusplayer here and start deceiving all your contacts with ease https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.littlepako.opusplayer3 Peter also suggested checking our a podcast created by Nike called Trained. It's a discussion podcast involving some of the greatest minds in sports and sports research talking about the breakthroughs being made in human performance. It's a great listen for anyone whose into any sort of physical exercise or sport. Check it out here https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/trained/id1414073313?mt=2 We hope you enjoy the episode and if you do please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing, and if you don't, please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing. We're big believers in the "win-win" Take care and stay blessed. Special thanks to RUDE (@itsrudeboy) for the intro and outro music. And to Calvin A Turner founder of Torra Media (facebook , @torramedia) and digital designer extraordinaire for TheOrdinaryAmazing.com logo design.

Join the Beyond Borders team as they discuss the Day of the African Child, remember Soweto with Peter Ngcobo of the Soweto Street Beat, discuss Guyanese/ Caribbean Youth, get a report from Puerto Rico and the Student resistance from Reynaldo Padilla of the University Sin Fronteras, and hear from Jovan Julien at Allied Media Conference.

Join the Beyond Borders team as they discuss the Day of the African Child, remember Soweto with Peter Ngcobo of the Soweto Street Beat, discuss Guyanese/ Caribbean Youth, get a report from Puerto Rico and the Student resistance from Reynaldo Padilla of the University Sin Fronteras, and hear from Jovan Julien at Allied Media Conference.

today is the International Day of the African child. We interviewed three people from South Africa, Rwanda and Zimbabwe.

S01E36 mixed by Schaed (Inde. / Colmar / France) TRACKLIST 1) Vincenzo – Sometimes saturday 2) Christopher Rau – Girl 3) African Child – This deep calling 4) Nils Penner – Rushmore 5) Axel Boman...

#TheUltimateMusiQatWork is a radio show mixed live by MusiQWorks and other DJ guests around the world at New York best radio station, BegRadio, every Thursdays from 2PM to 3PM EST (SA 8PM – 9PM). So do make sure you are tuned in to #TheUltimateMusiQatWork for a better experience of live house mixes. This week 22 October 2015 show is mixed by @DjMastende Track list 1.&me – think (keinemusik-KM) 2.Magit Cacoon – Nunu (Soul motion &me remix) 3.African Child – This deep calling 4.Ultimo Numero – Paradox 5.&me- Birdland 6.Black Coffee – The beat of indlamu 7.&me – Everless 8. Ian Pooley – Compurythym (Baikal remix) 9.&me – shallow 10. M Cube, Lelo deep –Mysteries (Original mix) #ListenLive http://streamdb5web.securenetsystems.net/v5/WBEG Follow http://twitter.com/begradio http://twitter.com/musiqworks PLAY II SHARE II COMMENT Thanks for your support

TOPIC: Block! Block! Body blow! Uppercut! This week, Dan and Merlin talk less about ad-blocking and more about what kind-of feels like (but might not actually be) a point of change for web advertising, podcasting, and media as a whole, which could affect, like, everything, man.

TOPIC: Block! Block! Body blow! Uppercut! This week, Dan and Merlin talk less about ad-blocking and more about what kind-of feels like (but might not actually be) a point of change for web advertising, podcasting, and media as a whole, which could affect, like, everything, man.

完整文稿请关注周末微信或登录以下网址： http://english.cri.cn/7146/2014/06/20/2582s832626.htm This is NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. Here is the news. Television and online rights for sporting events are typically sold by territory. For the World Cup, that means viewers in the United States are limited to what's available through U.S. television networks ABC, ESPN and Univision. Outside the U.S., games are available on a variety of over-the-air and cable channels, with streaming available for free or for a fee. Legal viewing is restricted to people in those countries. Services are typically able to block outsiders based on the computer's numeric Internet Protocol address. Here's a look at what viewers in some countries are getting. England - All games are available over the air for free in England because the World Cup has been designated a "crown jewel of sport", part of a regulation that prohibits certain events from being restricted to pay-tv. Italy - All 64 matches are available on Italy's Sky satellite service. State broadcaster RAI is showing 25 games, including all of Italy's matches plus other big games, on its free digital cable service. Japan - All games are available in Japan for free on national broadcaster NHK as well as other channels. Mexico - All national team games and one or two live games a day in Mexico are carried over the air by major TV services. Complete coverage of the games is carried only on the Sky satellite service. Nigeria - Selected games are available on Nigerian national broadcaster NTA and local private stations. Many viewers turn to DStv, a South African satellite TV network, for complete coverage. The DStv offices in Lagos have been staying open seven days a week as Nigerians flock to sign up. But regular electricity outages mean people will need to have private generators or battery-powered radios on standby. Russia - All games are broadcast live with Russian commentary on the main state television channel, though this means that many of the games are shown in the middle of the night Moscow time. The games are then re-broadcast during the day. South Africa - The national South African Broadcasting Corporation covers all 64 games live over three channels, meaning it's available to everyone with a 23-dollar annual TV license. Nineteen radio stations of the corporation will offer commentary covering all of South Africa's 11 official languages. Spain - Games involving the Spanish national team are free. All of the other games are available on a premium cable channel or online for 57 dollars. Thailand - In an effort to "return happiness to the people", Thailand negotiated a deal with the tournament's broadcaster, RS International Broadcasting, to allow all the games to be shown for free on an RS channel and two military-run channels. RS had planned to show just 22 of the 64 matches for free. Thailand's national team is not playing in the tournament. You're listening to NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. Mention Huawei in the United States, and you're likely to get a blank look. Either that person has never heard of the Chinese phone maker, or has heard something about security concerns raised by lawmakers in Washington. However, Huawei Technologies believes it can overcome all that as it makes a bigger push in the U.S. and tries to build on its successes elsewhere. While Apple and Samsung dominate the worldwide smartphone market with a combined market share of 46 percent, Huawei has a slight lead among the rest, with about 5 percent. The Ascend Mate2 4G is a mid-range Android phone touted as an affordable alternative to such high-end phones as Apple's iPhone 5s and Samsung's Galaxy S5, both of which retail for about 650 US dollars without a contract. The Mate2 will go for 299 dollars and will be sold directly by Huawei. It will work on AT&T's and T-Mobile's networks. You won't get all the features found in the iPhone or the S5, but the Mate2 does well on the basics, based on about a week of testing. Furthermore, it works with 4G cellular networks, while many cheaper devices are compatible only with the slower 3G networks. This is NEWS Plus Special English. The European Union and South Korea have agreed to jointly develop 5G mobile technologies. 5G-technology is set to be 1,000 times faster than the 4G services currently available, and is in its early stages of development. Both the EU and South Korea are investing heavily in 5G. The EU is investing 700 million euros, or 950 million U.S. dollars, over the next seven years into its 5G program. South Korea is investing and coordinating research in its efforts through 5G-Forum and there are other major public and industry-led initiatives in China, Japan and the United States. You are listening to NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. The African Union has marked the "Day of African Child" at the AU Headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital. The Day of African Child falls on June 16th each year; and it presents an opportunity for all stake-holders on children's rights, including government, non-governmental and international entities, to reflect on issues affecting children. This year's theme is "a child friendly, quality, free and compulsory education for all children in Africa". It aims to ensure that all the goals have been met in accordance with the African charter on the rights and welfare of children. The AU celebrates the Day of African Child every year, in commemoration of the 1976 protests by school children in South Africa. The students protested against an education program designed to further the purposes of the apartheid regime.

John, Mike, and Adam try to get their heads right.  They love African Child. Their mothers love African Child. It's their girlfriend's favorite album.  They brush their teeth to that $#!^.If you have a comment or question you can write us at theaftershowpodcast@gmail.com or call and leave a voicemail message at (206) 984-1298.  Thanks for listening.GET HIM TO THE GREEK imdb Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1226229/