The ongoing protests against the king of Eswatini turned into a violent one with the blood of the innocent being shed all in the name of 'observing protocol'

In the final episode of this season we speak on the recent series of events that transpired also referring to past actions that may have contributed to the worsening of this problem. Eswatini is burning and the silence of this fire is loud there seems to be no state of emergency from the AU or even SADC itself! The sole purpose of this is to speak on what is happening so more noise is made!

Sources:

Swazi News;

The Mail and Guardian

IOL;

CENRE FOR INVESTIGATE JOURNALISM IN ESWATINI ASSOCIATED WITH IJ HUB

In this episode we dive into who Mme Wangari Maathai was and why we continue to celebrate and work towards honoring the remarkable legacy she left behind.

Mme Wangari was among the 800 young Africans who studied in the United States through the Kennedy Airlift Scholarship program in the 1960s. She then went on to become the First woman from the East and Central Africa to obtain a doctoral degree; and then became the first female associate professor in the East and Central Africa.

One can not not tell you about this phenomenal woman of color, a Queen is what she was and an inspiration to us daughters of the soil she continues to be. 🖤

In this episode we talk about the life and times of Ntate Tsietsi Mashinini without an approach that favors any political organization. We get into who he was,his early life, his contribution to the struggle and the legacy he left behind. Long Live The Spirit of Ntate Tsietsi Mashinini Long Live! Sources : www.sahistory.org.za / www.justice.gov.za / www.thepresidency.gov.za

In this episode we get into why June 16 is commemorated and why it is called 'Youth Day' we unpack what led to the June 16 March of 1976, the most brutal and heartless actions of the Apartheid police force on the black students of this country resulted to many injuries and deaths... Families lost their children, homes were filled with voids and the mothers of those who couldn't make it were bruised for life, fathers were left hopeless.. We get into what happened, the evils of the government and the poor quality of education that was being offered to children of color, the unfair laws and the inequality the list is endless if we were to be honest to ourselves. Anyways, this is where we get into what transpired also please do note that this too is only a portion and not the whole story but a smallanyana summary. Source:SA History Website we will also enjoy a little bit of the beautiful music Mme Letta Mbulu blessed us with sana 🖤 #YouthMonth2021

She was one of the leaders who stood against the removals from Cato Manor in 1956, she also was among the leaders who lead the boycotts of the government controlled beer hall. "The beer halls were perceived to destroy traditional beer brewing, the only viable source of income for women in the townships."

#DorothyNyembe #Blackwomen #phenomenalwomenofcolor #conversationswithlankosi #lankosiwrites

In this episode we discuss the importance of celebrating and honoring Revolutionary and remarkable women such as Mme Margaret Gazo, we dedicate today to this phenomenal woman of color. Enkosi Mama❤️ May your legacy live on in our actions and in our hearts.

Sources: https://www.google.com/amp/s/africanreporter.co.za/152228/keeping-gazos-legacy-alive/%3fpwa-amp&

https://www.sahistory.org.za/people/margaret-gazo

http://lankosiwrites.home.blog/2020/09/09/remembering-our-heroines-2/

In this episode we dive into who the Dahomey Mother's were, celebrating and honoring them. They too are a part of the Phenomenal Women Of Color and their story shall be told. Sources: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-45018914

https://rainqueensofafrica.com/category/warriors/

With the the drive to cut these ties a female chief from Dedza district Mme Theresa Kachindamoto has successfully broken up 850 Child marriages.

In this episode we look into who the phenomenalwomenofcolor is and we celebrate her and others like her. 🖤

In this episode we dive into the impacts of forced Child Marriages in Africa. "Examining the impact of child marriage can be complicated, since many of the social

circumstances that result from child marriage also tend to increase its prevalence."

In this episode we dive into the causes of Child Marriages in the African continent. "Any account of the causes of child marriage must acknowledge that many factors are interrelated, and that many factors are both a cause and consequence of child

marriage.

For instance, family poverty places girls at risk of child marriage, but being married young also tends to limit educational and economic opportunity for girls, which in turn perpetuates poverty."