Marked by Africa Blessing Keabilwe

Following on from the last episode. I had a conversation with Murray, a young man who before coming to Australia experienced trauma of civil war and living in a refugee camp. I really wanted to understand how that experience shapes someone identity and view of their cultural background. I definitely got more than I bargained for, Murray had so much insight to share, not just on his experience but also how as Africans in the diaspora we ought to love and be proud of our culture as well as pass it onto the younger generation. More than anything I loved more than anything how intentional he has been on knowing the true history of Africa. 

Today we are finding out why there’s something many languages in Africa and specific African countries.

We all have unique stories about migrating from Africa. In this episode I talk with two people and share our stories and experiences to see how similar or different it has been and how this transition has impacted our cultural identity. Check out Esther on Instagram @esther.buleaa

This is just an introduction to the podcast and details of what the podcast is about and what Marked by Africa is.