12 episodes
The Voice Of Africa The Voice of Africa
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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The Voice of Africa Podcast gives voice to authentic African personalities leading change and affecting the African continent and the world in unprecedented ways. We run on the underlying theme: there's greatness in Africa. Our podcasts are also available on The Voice of Africa TV on youtube. Follow us on instagram @thevoiceofafrica and Twitter/Facebook @TVOAfrica.
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It's about time africans are given the deserved recognition for Afrobeats says DJ Big Stan
DJ Big Stan joins us on a podcast to express his ideological encouragement for recognition of African Afro beats in the music industry. Listen in with our partnered DJ talking about the immense impact Africans can create with their own agency when they are more popularized.
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Africa should be more open-minded to art and creativity says Makumbi Muleba
Makumbi Muleba talks with The Voice of Africa about his ingenious Cyber Graffiti Creative company unlike many popular business models in Africa. We explore how he believes Africa has untapped creative potential that many people underestimate!
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Fortunes of Africa with Daryl Amakwah
We had a gripping conversation with Ghana’s own, Daryl Amankwah in our latest podcast. In this we highlight the true natural beauty of Africa and how the continent is not the image of underdeveloped dystopia large media groups push.
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Experience over talent scores more success with Simi Drey
Simi Drey joined us for an interview about her personal journey towards success. We can learn much from her dedication to her work and how to build avenues to your own success!
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Being alive is your opportunity to impact the world around you says Yaw Appiah
Ghanian Record Producer, Yaw Appiah sits down with TVOA host Kadmiel Van Der Puije and lays down his philosophy on taking every day as a new opportunity for greatness and much more.
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The idea of an African Renaissance with Maudo Jallow
Maudo Jallow lays down inspirational insight with TVOA's host, Kemuel Van Der Puije on how to take the journey down the less travelled path and exploring your unlimited imagination. As an associate at the Tony Blair Institute he has become an advocate for global impact and shares with the Voice of Africa his unique story.
Customer Reviews
Living for Impact
This was an absolute joy to listen to! This podcast delves into the many aspects of how younger generations have become the most active in creating viable solutions for our current society’s issues at hand. I think a lot of younger minds have been trying to approach their faith in more realistic and physical ways, and touching on mental health and the detriments that overextension of faith can have is an important call to action.
Even though I myself have not experienced what growing up in an African background is like, this podcast can resonate with all audiences, paralleling their message that the shade of your skin color should not dictate how much respect you are allotted by others. The tragedies of this year so far have brought too many wrongdoings to light. It was also interesting to hear their perspective this was all meant to happen for a greater purpose— that the curtain must be drawn in order to enact change for generations to come. I think this is a great gateway to people having more understand for other people’s experiences.
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