Podcast
Master Class
Hosted by Channel Africa · EN
The show is about reconnection of human spirituality and the source from which it originates. To challenge youth to the highest and ultimate standards of greatness trapped within. To break all the barriers/walls of religion and usher in the greatest spiritual truths of all ages. To awaken the great power within humanity. The show is aimed to challenge the norm and break new inspirational grounds. Aimed to pioneer a new humanity era: the shift in African consciousness. To find meaning in the ancient cosmic knowledge and meta-science & physics. To create a new generation of African leaders.
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Central role of young women in building Africa of the future
Jun 25, 202100:40:09Tap to summarizeThis week on Master Class we are joined by Nicolate Matuku (South Africa, Pan-Africanist enthusiast passionate about youth development and women empowerment), Joy Amanda (Uganda, A volunteer supporting females across the continent) in conversation about the central role of young women in building Africa of the future..
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Memoirs of a Black Entrepreneur
Jun 18, 202100:40:36Tap to summarizeThis week we are joined by Tebogo Hlapi, author of Memoirs of a Black Entrepreneur. In conversation about , The burden of black entrepreneurs and the rise of a new generation of black entrepreneurs in Africa. Princess Wazana, Chair of Institute of Afrikology Youth Forum, in conversation about, the Unspoken voices of the African Youth and commemoration of Africa liberation month.
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Victor Kgomoeswana on Africa’ resilient spirit
Jun 11, 202100:39:31Tap to summarizeThis week we are joined by Victor Kgomoeswana, a consultant on Africa’ business development and author , in conversation about his book, AFRICA BOUNCES BACK: case studies of a resilient continent. We are exploring the impact of COVID-19 in Africa’ future and it’s ability to bounce back.
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Thau-Thau Haramanuba on time
Jun 4, 202100:35:34Tap to summarizehis week we are joined by the President of Rastafari United Front in Southern Africa, Thau-Thau Haramanuba, in conversation about the African understanding and concept of time. The African idea of time and its cosmic alignment. The connection/link between 4IR, AI and African great year calendar.
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Talking music with Richard Mwaba
May 21, 202100:39:22Tap to summarizeThis week we are joined by Richard Nwamba, a trained English and history teacher.An award winning legendary broadcaster of a career spanning over 30 years celebrating African music and the diaspora.In conversation, we spoke about the power of music to unite Africa as well as music as a tool to build the African diaspora, listen...
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A 360 view on Africa’ cultural and spiritual heritage
May 14, 202100:58:28Tap to summarizeThis week we are joined by Advocate Sipho Mantula, a senior researcher at the Thabo Mbeki African School of Public & International Affairs (UNISA). In conversation about Africa Liberation Month: a 360 view on Africa’ cultural and spiritual heritage .
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In conversation with Xola Skosana
May 7, 202100:57:18Tap to summarizeThis week we are joined by Xola Skosana, a leadership & black consciousness scholar and an author of: DISBAND THE WHITE CHURCH. We are in conversation about: 1. The burden of being black in the mother continent (Africa) 2. The state of black youth 3. A call for the unity of a black church
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Ethical leadership in Africa
Apr 30, 202100:38:39Tap to summarizeWe are joined by Father Smangaliso Mkhatshwa (a Catholic priest, he later became a member of the post-apartheid parliament in 1994 and then a Mayor of the City of Tshwane). We engaged in conversation with him about upholding ethical and moral leadership in Africa, listen...
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Rehema Isa
Mar 5, 202100:44:42Tap to summarizeThis week on Masterclass Africa we are joined by Rehema Isa, a seasoned business strategist, leadership development coach and social impact entrepreneur. We are in conversation about : 1. The Need & space for women leadership in Africa. .2. Redesigning a business model that can benefit women in Africa . 3. The work life balance for the modern woman . 4. Gender stereotypes as obstacle to women development in africa . 5. What should be the blueprint africa can use to create a new generation of leaders ? 6. The influence of the socio-economic pressures on the identity of youth .
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Dr Pali Lehohla
Feb 26, 202100:43:45Tap to summarizeThis week we are joined by Dr Pali Lehohla, Former Statistician General in South Africa to talk about African Leaders’ approach to Education , Poverty , Unemployment and Inequality.
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