Episode 4 is more on a sombre note. We discuss a brief history of how Afrika's resources have been exploited much yo the detriment of the countries from whom the resources are extracted. The disparity between Zambia and the city of Baar in Switzerland is touched upon, with comments on how Guinea Conakry was used as an example of what happens when a country declares freedom from it's colonial masters.

But it's not all doom and gloom. The second part of the Episode discusses what Afrika's agenda looks like with reference to the Afrikan Union's Agenda 2063 development goals.

We have all heard of white privilege, or European privilege. In this episode we talk about Afrikan privilege; what it means to be born Afrikan, and not just our skin tone, multilingual communities and UBUNTU.

We touch upon how you can be born afrikan and not be black at all. Take a listen

In this episode, we discuss a myriad of facts about our beautiful content, its size relative to other land masses on the planet. We delve into some very peculiar island in the waters between Rwanda and Kenya, a very disputed small little land mass that sticks out of the river, which has all sorts of activities on it. Afrikan heroes such as Robert Sebukwe are profiled, as we brought it back to modern times, with the likes of the very talented Kgotatso Dithebe.

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And we are off...on this episode we introduce the book trilogy. We got to hear more about the author, and what was behind feeling this need to produce such a comprehensive body of work.

We also talked about a number of notable Afrikan figures; Queen Nzinga of Angola, Cheik Anta Diop an amazing scolar who brought further credence to the fact that Afrika is the craddle f humanity.

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The two Executive Producers of the show 'A New Afrikan' disccus a bit about the upcoming season 1 of the podcast