In this episode of the Neo African Diaspora podcast, we are joined by Peter Kirechu, a fellow African immigrant, as we explore the phenomenon of immigrant transnationalism including:

• What transnationalism looks like for neo-African diasporans 
• Why transnationalism matters for various stakeholders 
• Implications of the contributions from transnational immigrants especially remittances
• Frustrations among neo-African diasporans in dealing with contacts in their country of origin
• Benefits of transnationalism for neo-African diasporans 

Call to Action:

• Do you have a favorite African proverb that you’d like us to highlight on our podcast? If so, hit us up on www.neoafricandiaspora.com, we’d love to hear from you. 
• Share your views about the topic of transnationalism:
  • What does transnationalism mean to you?
  • What challenges have you encountered as a transnational immigrant?
  • What opportunities or benefits associated with transnationalism do you value the most?
  • What should we be advocating about to improve the experience of transnationalism for neo-African diasporans? 
  • What aspects of immigrant transnationalism would you like to see us discuss in future?  

Many thanks to Peter Kirechu for sharing his views.

Credits: Music by Hikari School of Music - https://www.facebook.com/HikariSchoolOfMusic/