Podcasts about matatu

Women's rugby is not unlike the cheese TV commercials. Good things take time. Last weekend's Super Rugby Aupiki final between the Blues wāhine and Matatu was a great game to watch. It put an exclamation mark on what was a rollicking tournament. The match reflected the strides the women's game has taken since the inception of Aupiki. The crowd at Eden Park didn't rock any foundations but the TV viewer numbers were impressive. 405,000 folk tuned in to watch the best female footballers in the country duke it out and match worthy of their eyeballs was rolled out. On Thursday night, in atrocious conditions, the Blues laid waste to the Waratahs in the Women's Super Rugby Champions Final. Again, bugger all in the way of people in the stands (the weather was toxic) and I have no TV numbers, but I'd hazard a guess they would be healthy figures for a Thursday night game that sneaked up on people. Still, it was on, and it was worth a look. The women's game is having a growth spurt, and this needs to be appreciated and fostered as the men's game has essentially had a multi-generational head start. The game is played differently to the men's version, not unlike the cricketing gender split. It's not better, nor worse, just different. For those hell bent on direct comparison, I have nothing. A frozen and archaic mindset is not worth fighting against, these people can't or won't accept the turning wheels of time, good luck to them. The top level of domestic women's rugby is still in an embryonic stage, to judge it based on crowd numbers alone is manifestly unfair, not forgetting how few people turn up to the men's Super Rugby exchanges on a regular basis. With further investment the game will exponentially grow. Let's not forget that New Zealand rugby's money, regardless of where it comes from, is not just for the All Blacks. It is for the entire game from the grass roots up. NZR has a responsibility to uphold the development of the game across the board. It's our national game, not just a platform for the men in black. Water the dirt and flowers last for you. Good things take time. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Blues women made history last weekend by beating South Island franchise Matatu in the final at Eden Park to become the first back to back Super Rugby Aupiki champions. However, there is still one job to do for the Auckland based side, who host the Australian champion NSW Waratahs in tonight's inaugural trans-Tasman Super Rugby Women's final at North Harbour Stadium. Former Black Ferns forward Charmaine McMenamin spoke to Corin Dann.

It's come to the end for Super Rugby Aupiki. Tonight is the grand final, the Blues Women hosting Matatu at Eden Park. Former Black Fern Kendra Cocksedge joined Jason Pine to preview the match, giving her thoughts on how it will play out. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for Saturday April 12th, Super Rugby Aupiki comes to an end tonight with a clash between the Blues Women and Matatu. Former Black Fern Kendra Cocksedge previews the grand final. Gary Stead is stepping back as coach of the Black Caps' white-ball team – could a split-coaching model be in New Zealand's future? And the Crusaders claimed the top spot on the Super Rugby Pacific board – Coach Rob Penney joining Piney to break down their performance. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand Rugby believes the women's Super Rugby Aupiki final's scheduling clash with the Highlanders versus Fijian Drua will have little impact on viewership. The Blues versus Matatū finale at Eden Park on Saturday has been granted a primetime 7.05 pm kickoff, despite the regular season games all being played in the afternoon. NZR head of women's high-performance Hannah Porter is unconcerned about the battle for viewers with the Highlanders playing at the same time in Dunedin. Blues and Black Ferns second five eight Ruahei Demant joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to preview their grand final. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand Rugby head of women's high performance Hannah Porter has outlined why a measured approach is needed for expanding Super Rugby Aupiki. The Blues host Matatu in Saturday's final at Eden Park on Saturday - the winner to face the champion of Australia's Super W next Thursday. It comes after Black Ferns winger Katelyn Vaha'akolo's plea for the competition to be better promoted. Porter says the current competition is not the final product. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Chiefs Manawa are looking to bounce back after a shaky start to the Super Rugby Aupiki season. They dropped their opening game to Matatu, losing by 6 points. Chiefs Manwa utility back (and Black Fern and Sevens Black Fern and former Newcastle Knight )Tenika Willison spoke to D'Arcy Waldegrave on Sportstalk about how they're going to beat the Blues Women - and about how she's managed to code hop so successfully. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SEXUAL ASSAULT, MATATU DRAMA, MOMBASA, GACHAGUA & RUTO'S BEEF The Weekend Update

This week we are joined by the lad Peter Breen, who is the founder of Rugby Bricks which is responsible for improving goal kicking all over the world with the production of some of the great kicking tees ever. He's also played the game professionally for Otago and Northland and has been coaching professionally all around the world, including plenty of NRL clubs and has just recently finished as an assistant coach with the mighty Matatu. Theres plenty of gold in this episode, whether you're an aspiring player, coach, business owner, content creator or father I'm sure you will learn plenty from this one. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The third instalment of Super Rugby Aupiki gets underway this weekend, with an extended regular season and each team now playing home and away fixtures.  Renee Holmes has since switched allegiance from 2023 champions 'Matatu' to the Chiefs Manawa side, who take on the Hurricanes in their opening match this afternoon.   D'Arcy caught up with Renee for a chat about the start of the new season.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 2 - Get to know your Wallaroos This episode we get an insight into the life of Michaela Leonard "Mac". Mac is a Lock for the Wallaroos. Mac plays in the Super W for Western Force and has also played in Aupiki for Matatu in New Zealand and is completing a short stint in the French Elite 1 for Montpellier. Mac has recently finished studying Animal Physio after completing her degree in human Physio. Mac has filled in as Captain for the Wallaroos for 2023 and has taken many chances to explore rugby and how she can get the most experience out of the game while balancing work and study. 

Matatu Captain Alana Bremner catches up with Smithy to talk Super Rugby Aupiki squads for 2024, their preparations for the season ahead, expectations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matatu Captain Alana Bremner catches up with Smithy to talk Super Rugby Aupiki squads for 2024, their preparations for the season ahead, expectations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matatu Captain Alana Bremner catches up with Smithy to talk Super Rugby Aupiki squads for 2024, their preparations for the season ahead, expectations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to the wild matatu ride that Kadzo, her mother ad her brother Musa had on their way to a cousin's wedding. Free PDF on ⁠Gumroad⁠.

Katibu Mkuu wa Umoja wa Mataifa António Guterres amezungumza kwenye mkutano wa viongozi kuhusu Mifumo ya Upatikanaji wa Chakula huko Roma, Italia hii leo akisema bado inastaajabisha kuwa katika dunia yenye utajiri bado kuna watu hawana chakula au wanakufa njaa, huku akipendekeza mambo makuu matatu ya kuzingatia ili kurekebisha mifumo hiyo. Assumpta Massoi na maelezo zaidiKatika hotuba yake ya kurasa 6, Katibu Mkuu amechambua ni kwa jinsi gani mifumo ya chakula duniani kuanzia shambani hadi mezani imesambaratika na kusababisha zaidi ya watu bilioni tatu wakose mlo wenye lishe, huku zaidi ya bilioni mbili wakiwa matipwatipwa na zaidi ya milioni 780 hawana chakula.Guterres amesema “bila ufadhili na msamaha wa madeni, nchi zinazoendelea zinahaha kuwekeza kwenye mifumo ya chakula itakayowezesha kufikishia wananchi wao lishe wanayohitaji kwa Maisha yenye afya. Kwingineko uzalishaji, ufungishaji na ulaji usio endelevu wa chakula unazidisha  janga la tabianchi na kuzalisha theluthi moja ya hewa chafuzi, unatumia asilimia 70 ya maji na kupoteza bayonuai.”Ameenda mbali kuelezea jinsi hatua ya Urusi kujiondoa kwenye makubaliano ya kusafirisha nafaka na mbolea kupitia Bahari Nyeusi kumesababisha bei za vyakula kupanda na hivyo kuisihi Urusi kurejea kwenye makubaliano hayo.Ameieleza hadhira ya mkutano huo ulioandaliwa na Italia kuwa licha ya changamoto kwenye mifumo ya chakula, kuna nuru katika kuiboresha kwani tayari nchi zinaitikia wito wa mwaka 2021 wa kuboresha mifumo ya chakula.Nchi 100 zimewasilisha ripoti zao za jinsi ambavyo zinatunga sera na kujumuisha katika mipango ya kitaifa hatua za kuimarisha mifumo hiyo.Hata hivyo ili dunia iwe na mifumo bora na endelevu ya kuzalisha na kusambaza chakula na itakayofanikisha malengo ya maendeleo endelevu, SDGs, Katibu Mkuu amependekeza mambo makuu matatu.Mosi; uwekezaji wa kiwango kikubwa kwenye mifumo ya chakula endelevu, yenye uwiano, afya na mnepo. Pili; serikali na sekta binafsi zishirikiane kujenga mifumo ya chakula itakayojali watu badala ya faida na tatu; kuhakikisha mifumo ya chakula haiharibu mazingira ya sayari dunia.

"Deal with corruption " Matatu Owners Association Chairman Mr Karakacha on #DriveInn with Fareed by Capital FM

Audible.com |Audible.co.uk - Get your audio book version of my new book today! (Free trial for new Audible customers)Amazon Paperback Book - Get your physical copy of my new book today!My InstagramOff-Field Rugby InstagramMy LinkedinWe chatted about;Journey to becoming a professional coachDeveloping all blacks and black ferns.Defining successDifference between coaching girls versus boys.How you build team culturePreparing teams to performHow to help players feel like they block.Showing Care and going deepCoaching China, rugby sevensHow pro coaches get jobsCreating themes for your team.Psychological bullying on the rugby field.Developing an alter ego on the fieldWinning Super Rugby Aupiki with MatatuGame based learning?Growing as a coach Get the bonus Podcasts on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, the boys explore the “Men of Reddit” corner of the internet, and react to what the men on the forum have been debating. They discuss, rejection, the art of flirting and share some hilarious untold stories. Why did Eli always carry a lighter to nightclubs? What's Oscars the deal with pizza and Matatu? We hope you enjoy this episode, have as much as we enjoyed making it. Because we had a ball! Find Mantalk: https://linktr.ee/Mantalk Find Oscar: https://instagram.com/oscar_d_koome?utm_medium=copy_link Find Eli: https://instagram.com/elimwenda?utm_medium=copy_linkui

The usual crew of Ross Karl, James Parsons and Bryn Hall talk about Matatu's huge upset win over the defending champion Chiefs Manawa, All Blacks eligibility, and the lads' locker room etiquette. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matatu stun red hot favourites Chiefs Manawa to win Super Rugby Aupiki, meanwhile in Super Rugby Pacific, the top teams are starting to take shape. The Warriors are in the top four of the NRL after four rounds, and the ANZ Netball Premiership, is shaping up to be a tight competition. In Cricket, the Black Caps are seeking to seal a one-day series win over Sri Lanka and in football, the All Whites have finally broken their goal scoring drought.

This week on Rugby Direct, Elliott and Liam review the Super Rugby Aupiki decider which saw a shock win for Matatu. We also examine the latest in the race for the All Blacks assistants jobs and review a round five of Super Rugby Pacific in which it felt like half the competition's players - okay maybe an exaggeration - were being rested. Elliott and Liam also cast an eye on Rugby Australia's big spending over the weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Smithy's Sermon. Today Smithy talks Aupiki Final, Matatu beating defending champs Manawa, draws comparisons to the missed kick for the French in the World Cup, strength of the competition, expanding for the betterment of the game & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matatu Attack Coach Tony Christie joins the show to talk about winning Super Rugby Aupiki 2023, the huge turnaround from a winless 2022, coaching team, competition set up, celebrations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

QUICK LISTEN | “We were really keen to not give them any penalties early and play down their end and it was complete opposite.” Matatu coach Tony Christie on their slow start & the belief in the squad which brought it home (27/3/23) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

QUICK LISTEN | “Whitney Hansen is an exceptional human, I've never coached with somebody who understands their players as well as she does.” Tony Christie on Whitney Hansen & the Matatu coaching team (27/3/23) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matatu Attack Coach Tony Christie joins the show to talk about winning Super Rugby Aupiki 2023, the huge turnaround from a winless 2022, coaching team, competition set up, celebrations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chiefs Manawa Hooker Luka Connor chats with Logan about the Super Rugby Aupiki Final vs Matatu, preparations, expectations, squad, matchups, quality of competition in NZ & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chiefs Manawa Hooker Luka Connor chats with Logan about the Super Rugby Aupiki Final vs Matatu, preparations, expectations, squad, matchups, quality of competition in NZ & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chiefs Manawa Hooker Luka Connor chats with Logan about the Super Rugby Aupiki Final vs Matatu, preparations, expectations, squad, matchups, quality of competition in NZ & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matatu Head Coach Blair Baxter joins the show to preview Super Rugby Aupiki Final vs Chiefs Manawa this Saturday, squad matchups, turn-around from last years winless campaign, standout players & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

QUICK LISTEN | “They're really clear on the plan we're trying to implement right from the get-go.” Blair Baxter on the surprise stat about Matatu this season & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matatu Head Coach Blair Baxter joins the show to preview Super Rugby Aupiki Final vs Chiefs Manawa this Saturday, squad matchups, turn-around from last years winless campaign, standout players & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

QUICK LISTEN | “She's definitely knocking on that door.” Taylah Johnson on the Matatu rising star putting pressure in Ruahei Demant for the Black Ferns 10 jersey and why Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Piney catches up with Chiefs Manawa assistant coach Darryl Suasua ahead of their match against Matatu. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ein Temperatursturz von 30 auf minus 5 Grad. Gerade noch im Matatu in Kenia und dann plötzlich wieder in der Bahn nach Mettmann. Ereignisreiche Tage liegen hinter mir und hier möchte ich euch nocheinmal daran teilhaben lassen.  Von Schulbesuchen mit dem legendären Brother Colm O'Connel, von Fahrtspielen, bei denen ich schon nach 3 von 30 Läufen weggeplatzt bin und klar, von der großen Elefantenpirsch berichte ich euch hier und heute.  Viel Spaß bei dieser Kurzreise ins Home of champions. Hier geht's zu Oli und seinen Spendenprojekten: https://www.instagram.com/oli_marakwet/ Hier findet ihr die Hakuna Matata Stiftung von Christof und Ute: https://www.hakunamatata.foundation/ Für alle, die an der Lauferlebnisreise 24 interessiert sind: https://www.interair.de/de/reisen/details/laufreise-kenia-2024 (Weder Datum noch Preis stimmen bisher ;-)) Mein nächstes Laufcamp am Fleesensee, jetzt 26.3.-2.4.: https://tidd.ly/3ibpYCA Und das hier ist der Leichtathletik-Podcast von Benjamin Brömme:    https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/mainathlet-der-leichtathletik-podcast/id1450094307?i=1000601674718

Wild Wednesday recapping the Black Caps test with Dylan Cleaver, talking Matatu with Grace Booker Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fresh off their first win against the Blues in round 1 of this year's Aupiki season, Staffy chats to Grace Booker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sky Sports Presenter Laura McGoldrick catches up with Smithy to talk opening round of Super Rugby Aupiki, Chiefs Manawa v Hurricanes Poua, Matatu v Blues, her impressions, round 2 matchups, The Women's Game on Sky & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sky Sports Presenter Laura McGoldrick catches up with Smithy to talk opening round of Super Rugby Aupiki, Chiefs Manawa v Hurricanes Poua, Matatu v Blues, her impressions, round 2 matchups, The Women's Game on Sky & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sky Sports Presenter Laura McGoldrick catches up with Smithy to talk opening round of Super Rugby Aupiki, Chiefs Manawa v Hurricanes Poua, Matatu v Blues, her impressions, round 2 matchups, The Women's Game on Sky & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Piney catches up with Black Fern, and Matatu captain Alana Bremner to look back on the World Cup last year, and to preview the new season of Super Rugby Aupiki. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matatu Owners Association Mr Kimutai on #DriveInn with Davina And Fareed. by Capital FM

Tunapoelekea kufungua vyuo, nimeona ni vyema kuwapa abc wanafunzi wa mwaka wa kwanza hasa katika kozi za TEHAMA.Nimeweka mambo matatu (3) muhimu ya kuzingatia, unaweza niachia maoni yako kule Twitter @yesayasoftware.Video version unaweza kuipata hapa: https://youtu.be/n0mmLeqDlmc

I still can't believe I was picked up by her in a Matatu. Before you get to the point that someone likes your character you just have to pass this certain pass mark that's basically the looks. Desired traits that people go for before you actually get to fall in love. Wanna know how desire builds up? Tune into the podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sage-be-me/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sage-be-me/support

Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje wa Marekani Antony Blinken aliwasili Afrika Kusini Jumapili, kituo cha kwanza cha ziara yake ya mataifa matatu ya Afrika. Mbali na Afrika Kusini, Blinken pia ataitembelea Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo na Rwanda.

Hra o trůny, hráči fotbalového klubu Liverpool, Piráti z Karibiku, nebo hrdinové z Marvelovek. Ti všichni zdobí karoserie autobusů a minibusů prohánějících se ulicemi keňského Nairobi. Takzvané matatu slouží jako hromadná doprava. V hlavním městě jich jsou tisíce a cestovat jimi je velmi levné.

Hra o trůny, hráči fotbalového klubu Liverpool, Piráti z Karibiku, nebo hrdinové z Marvelovek. Ti všichni zdobí karoserie autobusů a minibusů prohánějících se ulicemi keňského Nairobi. Takzvané matatu slouží jako hromadná doprava. V hlavním městě jich jsou tisíce a cestovat jimi je velmi levné.Všechny díly podcastu Zápisník zahraničních zpravodajů můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Une révolution s'opère dans le secteur des transports publics au Kenya. Le pays se lance dans les bus électriques. Une société suédo-kényane a présenté le premier « Matatu » zéro émission, conçu et assemblé à Nairobi, la capitale. « Matatu », c'est ainsi que l'on surnomme le principal moyen de transport des Kényans.

Entre los años ‘70 y primeros ‘90 en el Mundial de rallyes visitaba al menos 1 vez y casi siempre dos veces el continente africano. Los rallyes africanos, el de Marruecos, el Bandama o Costa de Marfil y sobre todo el Safari se convirtieron en rallyes míticos, distintos a todos, más duros que ninguna prueba de motorsports y muy exigentes con coches y pilotos. ¿El Dakar te parece difícil? ¡Me río yo del Dakar! Iba a titular este vídeo “Rallyes africanos: Diferentes y míticos” pero… sinceramente, me parecía poco. Algunos me diréis que se me ha ido la olla al decir, y más aún, al titular ¡me río del Dakar! Bueno, puede que tengas razón o, sencillamente puede que no conozcas estos rallyes que, siendo de velocidad, no se corrían en tramos cerrados ni había una asistencia cada 20, 30 ó 40 km. Eran de velocidad pura en caminos abiertos al tráfico en pleno corazón de África. Así que, si no me creéis a mi, a lo mejor sí creéis a Carlos Sainz, que ganó el Safari en 1992 y contaba esto en una entrevista realizada por nuestro compañero Pipo López en AS: “El rallye Safari era una aventura extrema… Te tirabas seis meses probando con un equipo en Nairobi porque era una prueba diferente. Te cruzabas con coches, con algún Matatu, que eran autobuses y camiones llenos de gente, y si te topabas con alguno tras un rasante, eran muy peligroso. Incluso en ocasiones llevábamos un helicóptero que era nuestro 'ángel de la guarda' porque iba un poco por delante y nos avisaba por radio del tráfico y de los animales, las jirafas y demás”. Hacer un rally de miles de kilómetros por caminos terribles, con ríos crecidos, tormentas, todo tipo de vehículos circulando, atravesando pueblos y aldeas, esquivando jirafas y elefantes… y con medias muy, pero que muy por encima de los 100 km/h era una locura… Realmente, volvió en año pasado, pero este año, del 23 al 26 de junio, si la pandemia no le impide, se celebra de nuevo este Rallye, como digo, ya con tramos cerrados y más corto. Rallye de Marruecos... ¡No te equivoques! Este rallye, que nació en 1934, fue el primero en entrar en el calendario del Mundial de rallyes en 1973 y repitió en los años 1975 y 1976. Luego se siguió celebrando en formato Raid, con coche más tipo TT y mucho menos rápidos… ya no fue los mismo. Seguro que no imagináis qué coche lo ganó en 1973… El Alpine A110 1.800 eso sí, con un pilotazo a su volante, como era Bernard Darniche. Rallye Bandama, el penúltimo. Este rallye comenzó llamándose Bandama, que es el nombre que más me gusta porque, no me preguntéis por qué, me suena a desértico, pero se llamo también Costa de Marfil bueno, oficialmente Côte d'Ivoire. Está claro que no hace falta que siga que se celebraba en Costa de Marfil. Fue puntuable para el Mundial de Rallyes entre 1978 y 1992. Fue el escenario de la victoria de un Peugeot 504, pero el bonito Coupé V6 y de un coche nacido para este tipo de Rallyes, muy especial y que incluso con cambio automático, el Mercedes SLC 5.0. Lo peor de este rallye era que tradicionalmente era el penúltimo del calendario, pues ya sabéis que el ultimo siempre es el RAC de Inglaterra, lo que hacía que muchos años “todo el pescado estuviese vendido”, o sea, que el campeonato estaba resuelto y muchos equipos oficiales, dado el precio del desplazamiento, no acudiesen. East African Safari. Sin duda, ¡el Rey! Aunque a partir de 1975 el nombre oficial es rallye Safari, a mí me gusta el nombre auténtico, East African Safari. Ha sido puntuable para el Mundial entre 1973 y 1994, luego con otro formato más “razonable” entre 1996 y 2002 y finalmente volvió en 2021, una buena noticia, aunque ya no sea igual. Al principio los pilotos eran locales, pero cuando el rallye se hizo puntuable para el campeonato de marcas, llegaron los pilotos profesionales. Hannu Mikkola, con un Ford Escort 1.600 rompió la racha de los locales. Coches muy especiales. Hubo coches y modelos casi específicos para estos rallyes africanos y luego coches de rallye de los que derivaban versiones específicas para estos rallyes, completamente modificados. -Alpine A110 1.800. Marruecos 1973. -Peugeot 504. East African Safari 1975. -Peugeot 504 V6 coupé. East African Safari 1978. -Mercedes 500 SLC. Rallye “Côte d’Ivoire” 1980. -Lancia Delta Integrale “Safari”. East African Safari 1988 y 1989. -Toyota Celica Turbo 4wd. East African Safari 1992-1995. Coche del día. Seguimos con los coches del nuevo GT7 de PlayStation y hemos elegido el Lancia Stratos porque tuvo una versión espectacular para el Safari… aunque a nosotros la que nos gusta es la que los italianos llaman “Stradale” o sea, de carretera, tan poco frecuente en el Stratos, casi todos ellos destinados a la competición y que pocos han sobrevivido. Afortunadamente PS nos ofrece la posibilidad de tener todo un Stratos de calle… un verdadero lujo.

Poua Captain Sarah Hirini joins Mornings with Ian Smith to talk Super Rugby Aupiki, now based in Taupo & Hamilton over a 15-day period, her thoughts on the new format, training and expectations of the competition

Black Ferns Halfback Kendra Cocksedge joins Mornings with Ian Smith about the debut of Super Rugby Aupiki next year where she will be an integral member of Matatuu and the Black Ferns & accusations of bullying from the coaches

The trio is back in your ears, High School stories kicks it off & later in between the discussion arises an unpopular opinion on “Black Tax”. Enjoy!

Black Ferns back Grace Brooker chats to Mornings with Ian Smith about the end of year tour to England & France, having to watch her FPC team play the final and Matatu in Super Rugby Aupiki

Anthony Ndirangu, Mwenyekiti wa Chama cha Ushirika cha Uchukuzi wa Umma la NYENA SACCO anaeleza masaibu wanayopitia kufuatia kupanda kwa bei za mafuta. Ndirangu anasema shirika hilo limekuwa likiandikisha hasara kubwa hasa baada ya mafuta kuongezwa bei licha ya kuwa limekuwa likipata hasara kutokana na athari za korona. Kwa mujibu wa Ndirangu, serikali inazidi kuikandamiza sekta ya uchukuzi. Mwanahabari wetu, John Mbuthia amezungumza naye ambapo anasimulia yanayowasibu kutokana na kupanda kwa bei za mafuta.

In today's episode, we look at the legal requirements you need to satisfy to own a taser. Hi Wakili. I am tired. I am tired because, unlike my brother, before I leave the house I have to think about so many things. I have to consider the place I am heading to, the people i will interact with, the means of transport I will use and even then I still get random butt grabs on the streets. I stay on a call even pretend to be on one so that a taxi driver is aware that I have people on the other line in case he gets any ideas. I have been researching and seen that in other countries women carry tasers and pepper spray. I think I need one so that I feel a little safer since I can't walk around with a gun. What are the legal requirements I need to satisfy so that I can own a taser? Research by Maurine Kerich (maurine@swalanyeti.org) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/swalanyeti/message

Makala ya Gurudumu la Uchumi, juma hili, imezungumza na wanawake wawili kati ya wengi nchini Kenya, ambao wanafanya kazi katika huduma za usafiri wa uma, tutakuwa na Easter Wanjiru, ambae ni dereva wa Matatu na Delvin Kirubo, anayefanya kazi kama Kondakta "Maarufu nchini Kenya kama Makanga". Kupitia shirika la Flone Initiative wanawake hawa wanapata msaada kujikwamua na kukabiliana na changamoto ya kazi yenyewe.

Makala ya Gurudumu la Uchumi, juma hili, imezungumza na wanawake wawili kati ya wengi nchini Kenya, ambao wanafanya kazi katika huduma za usafiri wa uma, tutakuwa na Easter Wanjiru, ambae ni dereva wa Matatu na Delvin Kirubo, anayefanya kazi kama Kondakta "Maarufu nchini Kenya kama Makanga". Kupitia shirika la Flone Initiative wanawake hawa wanapata msaada kujikwamua na kukabiliana na changamoto ya kazi yenyewe.

Mwenyekiti wa Muungano na Wamiliki wa Matatu Nchini, Simon Kimutai anasema sekta ya matatu imeathirika pakubwa kutokana na janga la korona. Aidha, ameiomba serikali kupunguza matozo ya kodi ili kuikwamua sekta hiyo kiuchumi. Kimutai amekariri kwamba Wakenya wanaotegemea uchukuzi wa umma wanakodolea macho janga kubwa zaidi kwani huenda sekta hiyo ikasambaratika katika siku zijazo. Amezungumza na Esther Kirong katika makala haya.

Kenya's minibuses -- known as "matatus" -- offer a convenient, affordable and colorful way for people to get around. But they also pose safety risks and accessibility issues for many of their passengers, especially women. Bringing a feminist perspective, activist and TED Fellow Naomi Mwaura calls for a revolution in public transportation by making routes transparent, protecting passengers from harassment and paving a career path for women in the industry.

Kenya's minibuses -- known as "matatus" -- offer a convenient, affordable and colorful way for people to get around. But they also pose safety risks and accessibility issues for many of their passengers, especially women. Bringing a feminist perspective, activist and TED Fellow Naomi Mwaura calls for a revolution in public transportation by making routes transparent, protecting passengers from harassment and paving a career path for women in the industry.

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Nchi ya Afghanistan inakabiliwa na changamoto kubwa ya kutokuwa na uhakika wa chakula huku viwango vya utapiamlo vikifurutu ada kutokana na tishio litokanalo na majanga matatu makubwa ambayo ni vita, corona au COVID-19 na mabadiliko ya tabianchi kwa mujibu wa shirika la umoja wa Mataifa la mpango wa chakula duniani WFP.

Types of people, personalities and behaviours in a matatu

For the 06th episode of Post Growth Australia Podcast, we thought it was prime time to connect with the Post Growth Institute (PGI) themselves. After all, no post-growth advocate worth their salt should go through life without connecting with this wonderful, tireless hub of connectors and game changers at some point. Being the incredible international networkers they are, PGAP had the opportunity to speak with their Partnerships Manager, Kenyan born and raised Robert Wanalo. Host Michael Bayliss takes us on a trip down memory lane – my nostalgic reminiscence probably induced by my cabin fever lockdown delirium – humour me. Firstly I recall the time I first discovered the Post Growth Institute (https://www.postgrowth.org/) through the Post Growth Alliance (https://www.postgrowthalliance.org/). It was during a time when I first came across ‘limits to growth’ and ‘financial collapse’ in a big way through the work of Richard Heinberg and Nicole Foss (links at the bottom). I joined the Melbourne based Doing It Ourselves on the basis of their actual hit video What The Economic Crisis Really Means – And What We Can Do About It (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euhkIesmW7E). Within weeks of joining DIO I was their international liaison coordinator and instantly mesmerised by the sheer number of dedicated groups and organizations in the international sphere who were making post-growth a (ha ha) GROWING reality and not just a theoretical dream. It was a pleasure to share their campaigns across DIO’s social media networks at a time when DIO was still active. I therefore thank PGI (or blame on a bad day – just kidding) for setting me on this particular activist branch. Another trip down memory lane was back in 2007 when I lived and worked in Kenya. I set off as a recently graduated student, with barely more than $1000 in my bank account and this being my first experience in any real interaction with the Global South. I went straight in the deep end, living and working in a small village on the less visited south-west corner of Kenya, where I laughed, cried, jumped in joy and went completely mad in a completely wild ride with some of the most gorgeous people and communities I have ever met in my life. Looking back, this was a rite of passage like none other. It so happens that Robert Wanalo was practically my neighbour during that time who lived in an adjacent village. How’s that for two formative experiences coming together full circle! It is an utter pleasure to connect with Robert. During the interview, he provides a unique perspective on post-growth in action through the lens of the Global South and more specifically, as it applies to Africa and Kenya. Within in the Post-Growth movement where so much of what we do is based around international collaboration, the interview with Robert highlights the importance that all perspective from around the world are critical. Indeed, as the Global North has been so instrumental in force-feeding inequitable, growth obsessed capitalism across the world over the last few centuries, so much of the wisdom for healing the world an ourselves is already there in the Global South – if we are all willing to listen. Robert impressed with how greatly read and connected he is, I have made an attempt to link some of the groups, people and books he refers to throughout his interview. In fact, Robert is so well connected to people and place, that he was interviewed within a thriving hub with children, families, animals and the odd Matatu in the background. So, while I applied some noise filters to the interview, it may sound busy at times. The positive reframe is that this is what a thriving melting pot of community in action sounds like! Moving forward, keep a lookout for PGI’s ‘Free Money Day (https://www.postgrowth.org/free-money-day)’ on September 15th. Once again, PGI prove themselves to be the masters of ‘edutainment’, making a fun exercise out of the act of passing on money to complete strangers whilst reflecting on the ridiculousness of our current wealth hoarding system (based on supposed money that for the most part does not even really exist). Speaking of which, the nature of money should be the theme of a future episode of PGAP…. Stick around for next episode where author and activist Anitra Nelson (https://anitranelson.info/) where we discuss all things Degrowth and her new co-written book Exploring Degrowth: A Critical Guide (https://anitranelson.info/exploring-degrowth/) Support our local artists! The track of choice for this episode is the supberly titled 'This Modern World Is Built On Trash' by Melbourne based talent Sam Trowse. You can find out more about Sam Trowse (AKA Johnny) on Triple J Unearthed (https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/sam-michael-trowse) Remember folks this episode is made possible by Sustainable Population Australia. They need your love and attention too! Check them out here (https://population.org.au/) (And just in case there weren't enough links already....drum roll....) Robert Wanalo is part of the international Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEA). To find out more, click here (https://wellbeingeconomy.org/) To find out more about the PGI offers and needs market (http://offersandneeds.com/) For another perspective on population sustainability in Kenya, check out Episode 2 of PGAP (https://pgap.fireside.fm/wpd), world population day special To find out more about Richard Heinberg (https://richardheinberg.com/) and his book The End of Growth (https://richardheinberg.com/bookshelf/the-end-of-growth-book) To find out more about Nicole Foss and The Automatic Earth (https://www.theautomaticearth.com/tag/nicole-foss/) Special Guest: Robert Wanalo.

#LegallyClueless Ep75 The hotline number is: +254 768 628 790 - send your 1 minute audio note demos via whatsapp. Join the instagram fam here: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/ So the mental health apps that I use are: Mindshift: https://www.anxietycanada.com/resources/mindshift-cbt/ Fabulous: https://www.thefabulous.co/ The new one that I'm finding all levels of weird is called Replika: https://replika.ai/ y'all tell me what you think and if it helps you! The song of the week is off of Burna Boy's new album and it's Way Too Big: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz07P-Df7AE On #100AfricanStories Wambui shares about meeting the guy of her dreams in a matatu, dating him and after 4 years he started ghosting her. It all ends with her finding him in bed with someone else.

Katika harakati zako za kutafuta mpenzi, unaweza kukutana na mwanamke ambaye kwasababu moja ama nyingine anakuondolea uwezo wako wa kufikiri, kutumia mantiki na pia kutumia akili yako ya kuzaliwa.si lazima awe amekufanyia kitu, lakini inaweza kuwa ni ulevi wako tu unasababisha ufanye mambo yasiyo ya kawaida.pengine ndio maana baadhi ya wasanii huzungumzia suala la "kudata" kutokana na mapenzi. Ni jambo jema kudhani kuwa wewe na mpenzi wako mnapendana kwa dhati na kwamba kila mmoja amefika kwa mwenzake, lakini kama moja wapo ya mambo haya yaliyoelezwa hapa chini litajitokeza basi fahamu kuwa yamkini unependa kuliko kawaida, yaani ni kama umenyweshwa sumu ya penzi.kumbuka kupenda ni kuzuri, lakini kupenda kupindukia kunaweza kukutumbukia nyongo kwani katika kila jambo kunahitajika kiasi. Yafuatayo ndio mambo ambayo ni sumu katika mahusiano ya kimapenzi Kumuingilia mpenzi wako katika mambo yake Unaweza kujikuta ukisumwa kumwambia mpenzi wako awe anavaa nini kwa wakati gani, akutane na nani kwa wakati gani au ale nini.ukiona fahamu kuwa hayo si mapenzi, bali umepitiliza na pengine mwisho wa uhusiano wenu unanukia. Hata ukiachilia mbali suala zima la usawa wa kijinsia, hakuna mwanamke angependa apangiwe kila kitu kuhusiana na maisha yake, kama ilivyo dokezwa hapo juu kila mtu ana maisha yake na kilichowaunganisha ni mapenzi tu.kama unataka kumpangia kila kitu ni wazi utaishia kuishi pekee yako. Kutompa nafasi mpenzi wako Kama huishi na mpenzi wako ni jambo la kawaida kuwa na hamu ya kumuona mara kwa mara, lakini kumbuka kuwa mpenzi wako naye ana maisha yake na anahitaji nafasi ya kuwa pekee yake kwaajili ya mambo yake binafsi. Hisia za kutaka kuwa na mpenzi wako muda wote zinaweza kudhaniwa kuwa ni za mapenzi ya dhati, ila kwa hakika hiyo siyo ishara njema ya mapenzi ya kudumu. hebu jiulize kama unaweza kuendeleza hali hiyo maisha yako yote. Ni wazi kuwa utachoka, kwahiyo mpe mpenzi wako fursa ya kupumua.namna hii mpenzi wako atajenga hamu ya kukutana nawe lakini ukiwa naye muda wote hamu itaisha. Wivu kupindukia Ni jambo jema kwa mwanamume kumtakia heri mpenzi wake na kufanya kila awezalo kuhakikisha kuwa hapati madhara, lakini iwapo utakuwa mtu wa wasiwasi na mashaka pale unapomuona mpenzi wako akizungumza na mwanaume mwingine,au anapotoka na marafiki zake wa kike,au anapovaa nguo inayomfanya atamanishe, basi fahamu kuwa unakunywa sumu ya mapenzi. Katika uhusiano wa kimapenzi, kuaminiana ni jambo muhimu sana.kama kweli unataka Mpenzi yako akupende kwa dhati,mwonyeshe kuwa unamwamini na unaheshimu maamuzi yake ikiwa ni pamoja na maamuzi ya kutoka na marafiki zake wa kike na kuwa na marafiki wa kawaida wa kiume. Ondoa hofu na acha kabisa kumpeleleza, maana wapo wanaume ambao hutumia muda mwingi kuwapeleleza wapenzi wao ikiwa ni pamoja na kuwategeshea kamera na rekoda za simu. Kama ukizingatia mambo haya machache katika mahusiano yako ya kimapenzi na kama kweli mnapendana na mnamalengo ya kufika mbali na mahusiano yenu basi zingatia haya na utayafurahia mahusiano yenu na yatakuwa mfano wa kuigwa na watu wengine.

Today I tell you about my brother, the journey to finding out he'd died, the first time I saw him in a casket, his burial and the journey since For those not from Kenya, * Matatu = public transport bus , * Matatu stage = bus stop, * Maragoli = one of the ethnic communities/languages spoken in Kenya, * Safaricom = most popular Telcom in Kenya * Town = the city * Fundi = Tailor Doing this episode was really hard for me. Recording and editing the audio took a lot. Reliving the death of loved one is hard. I didn't realize just how hard it would be... The day that this episode goes live was supposed to be my brother's birthday. June 28th. He would be turning thirty. You will hear a lot of “…at some point” “…aaaand…”, clicks, and awkward laughs :-) I wrote this couple of months after my brother died…I mentioned it in the episode https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/that-first-walk-5215dde29e06 https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/i-want-to-be-normal-f10461979f1e https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/hopes-and-dreams-i-had-for-my-brother-29e7c719995 Please take 5 mins and give me your feedback-->https://forms.gle/A2d84D8TRkxeDdUe8 Follow me on the socials @thiskenyanwoman on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Podcast Pages @cocobutterjunkie on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Music: Happy African Village by John Bartmann --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cocoabutterjunkie/message

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Haya mambo matatu yatakufanya uwe mtu wa thamani katika jamii. Waliofanikiwa wanayafanya haya, kwanini usifuate alama hizi za mafanikio.

In this eighth episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Tony Ayebare, a graduate of Computer Science from Makerere University, previously a developer at Tugende Social and Kola Labs (Famous for the Matatu game app ) & he founder and CEO of the online butchery Uganda ( e-commerce platform that focuses on the sale of meat and poultry products in Uganda). In this interview with Tony Ayebare, we will go in-depth on: Challenges faced when starting online butchery The current state of e-commerce Uganda Reasons why businesses fail. ©2020 Samuel Kamugisha - All Rights reserved - www.wowjournal.cc . Disclaimer : wowjournal.cc/podcast-disclaimer/

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Transport services could be paralyzed starting today (Thursday) as matatu operators in Nairobi are headed for a showdown with City Hall over seasonal parking charges.This comes after Matatu Association of Kenya threatened to down tools starting Today following flopped consultations with City Hall over the proposed increased seasonal parking fees.According to City Hall, 13-seater matatus are supposed to pay Sh5,000 per month, Sh14 000 for three months, Sh26,000 for six months and Sh52,000 for a whole year.But the matatu operators are opposed to the new charges.The association's national coordinator, Mr. Albert Karakacha told the Daily Nation that the talks of engagement with officials at City Hall bore no fruits as the two parties failed to agree.He stated that the county government refused to lower the parking fees and revert it to what it initially was, saying that the matter did not come to a close.However, Nairobi County Director of Parking Services Tom Tinega has maintained that they will continue levying the new charges as is spelled on the Nairobi County Finance Act, 2019 and that they will not be entering into any agreement with the matatu operators on any issue that is not supported by the law. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to round 2 of ladies Prayer week. Plug in and see what God has in store. In the miracle service, Apostle Joshua shared about the topic, "5 Graces of a General." He covered 3 in the service and the content is sufficient for the week. The 5 graces are; Apostle, Prophet, Evangelist, Pastor and Teacher. Day 1: Pastor Today we look at the pastoral grace in a General. Context This is not the regular pastoral Office with a church and congregation but a grace to serve God's people. Pastors have two symbols; apron and staff. Apron because they prepare meals for God's children and Staff because they are called to give sound instruction. In all we are called to do, we need to go beyond the basics and leave a 'flavor' of Christ. Our assignment is to transform children to kingdom heirs. We should not deal casually with God's children. In the end, the Lord requires an account in every area He entrusted us. *Prayer Points* 1. Homes- Pray for the Lord to raise sisters/ mothers who are diligent in raising disciples for Christ. -God will also raise you as a 'mother' to those who need instruction. -God will give us wisdom to respond to every area where God's children are being oppressed 2. Learning Institutions -God would raise teachers whose counsel is beyond education but a godly legacy -God to raise teachers from the altar. Those who revere the Lord and give passionately 3. Businesses -God to raise godly business people in our midst who beyond selling goods/ services leave a legacy -Business people who will finance God's Kingdom (pray for your business to enrol in this category) 4. Leaders -God to raise leaders with a pastoral acumen. They care for the sheep not devour. They esteem the well being of their constituents. (Leaders at work, homes, schools, churches, nation, Institutions) 5. Industries -God to raise people in every industry/ career with a pastoral heart. A people who esteem propagating the Gospel as they worked more than the money. Media personalities who produce godly content. Matatu industry owners who serve as unto the Lord... Mention the field you desire God to raise people with a pastoral perspective 5. Self Lord help me identify an opportunity for my children and I to serve with a pastoral touch. Direct my feet where I am needed to raise disciples for you. Reveal to me how I can use what you have placed in my hands to feed and instruct your people. Show me how to live and leave a legacy for You Lord.

“Wo sind die ganzen deutschsprachigen Podcasts, die das afro-diasporische Leben feiern?”, dachten sich Caro, Jackline und Paul eines Tages beim Brunch. Daraufhin begann ihre Reise. Transportmittel der Wahl: ein Matatu! Ob ihr diesen “Derevas” trauen könnt, erfahrt ihr in dieser ersten Folge.

Traffic in Nairobi brings out the worst in us. What's your vice?

Kozmetika, Gaja, Kozmetika Psychemagik, The Trip, The Trip E.P. Brioski, Ehyo, Pmetolati Rawfare, Bottle Tune, The Bomb EP Intense Molecular Activity, Beat Street, I. M. A. EXEK, Weight Loss (Henry's Dream), Ahead Of Two Thoughts Anika, End Of The World, Anika Dennis The Fox, Piledriver, Country Funk 1969-1975 The Heliocentrics, Capital of Alone, A World of Masks Giuseppe Leonardi, Kannibalentanz, TBC Denis Mpunga & Paul K, Intermezzo III, Criola Leon Lowman, Easy Express, Syntheseas Don Letts, Stratetime Keith, Steel Leg, Jah Wobble, Unlikely Pub, Steel Leg V The Electric Dread Thunderball Vs. Liftoff, Welcome Back Cooper, Den of Thieves Nicolas El Dick, Chacrel Assal, Non Stop Belly Dance Disco Giuseppe Leonardi, Orpheus, TBC Alec Mansion, Marche, Alec Mansion Andy Nelson, Bionic Eyes, Lady Angie Cookie Do, Dream Girl (Instrumental), Dream Girl APB, What Kind Of Girl (Are You)? (Instrumental), What Kind Of Girl (Are You)? World Premiere, Share The Night (Breakdown Mix), Share The Night Wired, To The Beat Of The Drum (On The Burn Mix), To The Beat Of The Drum Delphi & Cécile, Una Domenica Italiana, Italian Dance Wave - Disco Due Reckonwrong, Innerzone/Atmosphere, Especially For You Stereociti, Klass, Kawasaki Chewy Rubs, Matatu, African Disco Juice George Theodorakis, Stou, Margo Psychemagik, Sister Of The Moon, The Trip E.P.

"People will embrace a new food in a way they wouldn't necessarily embrace a new culture." -Edwina Bruford (The Matatu Kitchen) In this episode, we hear from Fozia and Edwina from The Matatu Kitchen, an East African supperclub based out of Bristol. "Matatus are the vibrant and noisy minibuses you see in Nairobi and elsewhere around East Africa. Matatus are particularly famous for their colourful decorations, great music, and lively conversation..." I met these two amazing ladies at a recent conference in London called "Unite Against Dividers". In this workshop, Fozia and Edwina used food as a vehicle for people from various communities to come together and discuss their experiences; bond over their similarities, all while discussing the difficult topic of racism in a post-Brexit society. We'll hear about the workshop, what the two ladies learned from the experience, and what we can all learn from simply listening to one another. For more info, links, and photos: http://hiraethmagazine.com/podcast-episode-7-matatu-kitchen/ This episode features music by Ketsa (copyright) http://ketsamusic.com/ using a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License and by Youssou N'Dour from the Open Remix Compilation by IntraHealth International in an effort to support the IntraHealthOPEN Initiative. Make a donation. (copyright) https://www.intrahealth.org/section/open using a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivs 3.0 Unported License

Artist Desi Mundo and filmmaker Spencer Wilkinson join @dapisdope on this episode to talk about their documentary, Alice Street. The film covers the fight to preserve the cultural heritage of 14th and Alice Street in downtown Oakland, where the Malonga Center for the Arts and Hotel Oakland are located. Topics on this episode include: gentrification, preserving the arts in Oakland, the process of making a documentary about artists, the history of Oakland's creative and cultural scene, and more. A short film related to the documentary will be shown on October 13th the Red Bay Coffee warehouse during the Matatu Festival of Stories in Oakland. You can find tickets here: http://www.matatufestival.org/alice-street/ Original photography by Pancho Pescador. (@panchopescador on IG). Intros and interludes by Shruggs. [This episode is sponsored by Sky Oak Co. Use code REELYDOPE at SkyOakCo.com for 15% off any purchase.]

Kola Studios is a mobile game development company based in the pearl of Africa, Uganda that focuses on developing popular local games for mobile. Their most popular game MATATU is a two player card game based on a local cards game in Uganda of the same name. The goal of the game is to play all your cards before your opponent. In this episode, I chat with Daniel Okalany (Founder & Programmer) and Sharon Rwakatungu (Operations Manager) about the mobile gaming industry in Africa as well as what it takes to make a game successful and financially viable.

Here's a sick, insane blast from Supremacysounds past...This mix was bumping in every Matatu and Car back in dem dayz . Upcoming Shows Saturday Oct 11th 2014 Atlanta GA @ Luv lounge Saturday Oct 18th 2014 Alabama @ Safari Sports Lounge- Destination Africa Tour November 1st - December 21st Confirmed countries ( Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, South Africa, Zimbabwe,Qatar, Dubai, Bahrain and UK London ) For more info check out www.supremacysounds.com Follow Simple Simon !!! Twitter @djsimplesimon instagram @deejaysimplesimon

Nov. 8, 2013. The Children's Africana Book Awards encourages the publication and use of accurate, balanced children's materials on Africa in the U.S. schools and libraries. Eric Walters was one of the 2013 winners for his book, "The Matatu," about a young Kenyan boy who takes a ride on the matatu bus with his grandfather for his fifth birthday. Walters conducts a presentation to elementary students from the District of Columbia about his book and the country, Kenya, that inspired it. Speaker Biography: Eric Walters is the bestselling author of over seventy books and winner of a Children's Africana Book Award. "The Matatu" was inspired by a story told to him by Ruth Kyatha while he was on one of his yearly trips to Kenya. He lives in Mississuga, Ontario, Canada. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6269