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how do you feel when you see a woman riding a bike, not just any bike but a Power bike? In this episode, Zimbabwe's "Biker Queen" is riding full throttle against gender norms.
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African proverb says how you make your bed is how you will lay on it. This episode is to mothers and mothers to be.
so much lessons packed in one episode.
Happy mothers' day.
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We have a special message this Ramadan. May we learn to embrace our religious differences. This episode is dedicated to the work by search for common ground.
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Ecological innovation is not just combating climate change but putting cash in the hands of Refugees in Northern Cameroon. #climatejustice
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This week I share my experience meeting my role model as well as why I have her as a role model. Don’t give up on that dream. Okonjo - Iweala has been on my phone screen for three years, and finally I got to meet her. Stay inspired.
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Desmond had other school options outside Africa, but he ended up as a student in Algeria 🇩🇿 Would you Choose to Study in another African Country? Listen to this episode. Story by :Sara G, Mixdown: Alade Bidemi and sound design Jennifer Okolo and Sara G https://www.youtube.com/@BigDesTv/videos
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Did you know that Discovery shows The powers of Queen Amina is still existing in the 24th century? Devine Alex shares Hidden powers of Queen Amina… in this Episode. Story Research: Divine Alex// Audio Edit: Bidemi Alade
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IWD 2024: Inspiring women, invest in a woman… 2023 Global Citizen Prize Kuria is helping to address challenges faced by women-led agribusinesses in her community. Credits: Story By Bird Story Agency// Audio Edits: Bidemi Alade// Graphic Design: Alade Bidemi// voice over DS Bello
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country music singers from the tiny African Kingdom of Swaziland journey to Texas determined to win big at a local battle of the bands and turn their careers around. Credits: story - Bird story agency Edit: Bidemi Alade Voice: DS Bello
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It’s the first Monday of a new year already and we are excited to share the new year plans with you.
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Education Counselling is improving the African Education space. Sable international is providing a safe space for African students to consider improving themselves and education travels abroad.
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E- waste: We explore the electronic ecosystem and discuss sustainable solutions for a greener tech tomorrow.
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Hardwork or luck?
Does luck exists?
Celebrity Photography
Listen to how Malike set a record of mastering an aspect of photography in a short time snapping more than 600 people
until he now snaps notable Hollywood celebrities like Samuel L Jackson and brands like CK and recently photographed USHER RAYMOND’s Life for a magazine.
Hardwork or luck BE INSPIRED!
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unzippedstoriesafrica/episodes/Celebrity-Photography-Hardwork-or-Luck-e2ceikb -
Fish not oil... an advocacy by young Nigerians. they are raising awareness on the need to care for the Niger Delta waters and contributing their quarter to ensure a clean and safe environment. Story Bird Story Agency :: Audio Edit: ABidemi Alade #africanstories #climatechange #enviromentalcleanup
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What is Climate change in your Language?
what practical ways can we solve the problem of disconnect in language while we talk climate change?
In Finding solutions its important to make it equitable for people at different levels.
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Climate Change: Finding Local Solutions
its best we discover hope in our own neighborhoods and cities. Let Communities join forces, innovation, and take action to combat climate change on a local level. From sustainable energy initiatives to eco-friendly urban planning, together, we can shape a greener, more resilient future for generations to come. Let's lead the way in our own backyards! -
"Unmasking the Inequality Veil: enjoy Sara from Algeria's soothing conversation with a climate change activist Naphtali Obed on How Climate Justice is Breaking the Chains of Environmental Oppression". -
While we fight for climate change remember the women in the rural areas who depend on fire wood from fallen trees to cook and are being told they can’t use them to cook because of the climate action to save trees. For some of them, they sell firewood and this has been their source of income for years!
Yes it is honourable to fight against deforestation but have you thought about these women and what the livelihood of their families may look like because of this action?
Credits: Research - Laymah E Kollie 🇱🇷. Scripts: Chirka E Deshi 🇳🇬 -
We have come a long way... Thank you for always listening.
This season ushers us to a fight for climate justice!
we are ready to bring you unique audio stories and explanations of climate change.
indulge us, share our stories, contribute and together we can make the world a better place.
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This has gatta be our best episode. This week we read out some of your reviews as we close the 3rd season. We will be off for two week REBRANDING yay 😀. Do make sure you come back for More inspiration and dosage of AFRICAN stories and our daily beautiful lives. Thank you
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