40 episodes
The Kaya Sessions Munira
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5.0 • 8 Ratings
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Sometimes serious, sometimes funny but 100% real. On this podcast we focus on the place we call home, the African continent and the people that make it up.The Good, The Bad, The Dysfunctional.Welcome to The Kaya, Welcome HomeRSSVERIFY
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Session 38: Being Muslim in +255
We all have identities and labels, sometimes we forget some of our own. On this episode I explore an identity i havent gotten into much on The Kaya.
Link to the interview https://transom.org/2023/whats-next-for-munira/
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Special Session: A Warrior and Her Tattoos
On the 21st of January I sat down with 20 year old Thina Kambi in Cape Town, South Africa. She shared with me her story. A story of resilience, strength, accpetance and hope. A story I share today.
I'd like to thank Radio Workshop for allowing me the opportunity to step out of my comfort zone and learn about what I can be as a creator.
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Session 37: Frustrations and A Horror Story
On this episode, since people seem to enjoy my frustrations, I retell more encounters with the unfairer sex.
Don't say I don't strive to please you all.
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Session 36: 2022 A Review
On this episode we get ready for 2023 with a recap of 2022
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Session 35: Marriage Talk Ain't Cheap
On this episode we focus one of the oldest wedding practices and perhaps also one of the most controversial : the Mahr aka dowry aka Mahari, or a medieval terminolgy bride price ugh.
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Session 34: Binti Worth the Hype ?
Sometimes in the quest for recognition one looses their indentity. On this episode we discuss a film that made history for Tanzanian cinema and ask the question; Was this really the film to introduce the world to Tanzanian cinema?
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Customer Reviews
The struggle
I have been the socially awkward girl most of my life, i went to an all girls school for all of my secondary education, so I understand the negative perception lol all in all the whole thing is overrated tbh.
Weird dudes who hit on us in the streets and bus stops (i can not deal with small talks), girl i feel your pain thank God for the block option and earphones right!? “YA” 🤣🤣
I’m just curious though, how should a guy approach a lady according to Islam? Coz i think friendship is the best way to start, no?
Also I believe your experience with these guys had a-lot to do with where you encountered them, you can’t expect to find potential guys in such places, sorry lol
I personally don’t believe in arranged marriage or not dating because in my personal experience i dated a guy for 6 years and in the end I couldn’t imagine myself being married to him so I believe the dating period helps you in getting to know about a person and finally decide if y’all can spend the rest of your lives together but hey, to each his own 😄
Also, please read your online dating profile for us.
PS: People can lie on their profiles, they can just write what they know you want to see.
But i found love on a dating App, so goodluck😌
Great!
God! Finally someone has said it ! However much we like our continent ‘Africa’ we are all still so diverse and have different things to offer as countries. It would be great to be acknowledged accordingly.