Hawa Wilson is a feminist activist and a youth leader. Her work centers women and girl liberation and reclaiming autonomy of their bodies. I enjoyed recording with her when in Johannesburg

In this episode, I answered about 6 questions I was asked about me

Ola Idris is a Sudanese born African feminist. She is passionate with African politics. My conversation with Ola Idris, covered on the recent events in Sudan: what caused the revolution? What the trending blue really meant? Where Sudan stands now?

I enjoyed chatting with Marie Nishimwe , a Burundian feminist. We discussed on her story as a refugee who never grew up in Burundi. On this episode, we looked at different experiences from my side as a Burundian who was raised in Burundi and Mary, as a Burundian who only heard about Burundi from a refugee camp where she lived before moving to the United States.

Episode 6: A conversation with Chantal Umuhoza on feminism in Rwanda by Judicaelle Irakoze

Arielle Kayabaga is a millennial upcoming politician based in London,Ontario. She is a community activist and advocate for anti-black racism and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science with a minor in African studies from Carleton University.

This episode gets personal . I answered to questions I received