In 1904 a hundred thousand Herero and Nama people hailing from modern day Namibia were killed by german forces. 

Here is that story. 

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(Please note that the wailing at the beginning is used thematically but is music from the Massai tribe of Kenya)

Further credit to Vice News and FT news for the thematic audio utilized in this podcast.

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The Lost Genocide : A story of the Herero and Nama tragedy.

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It's been a while and we felt like it was good to catch up on some of the news stories that have happened recently around the continent. We'll be sharing some news from Nigeria, an unfolding story in South Africa as well as a meeting the African Union had with Putin.
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News Update - Rumblings of Leadership

Welcome to another episode in our collaborative series with Mythological Africans!! In this episode, you'll be listening to two main stories; The Teacher and The Myth of the Amazons with the bonus of a third but you'll have to listen to find what that one is 

Pod Save Africa x Mythological Africans Present: Other Nupe Tales

We're excited to bring to you another episode in our collaborative series with Mythological Africans!! Today's story titled "An Excess of Jealousy" is also from the book "African Nights: Black Erotic Folk Tales" by Leo Frobenius and is based on a folktale that originates from the Nupe people in Nigeria.
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Pod Save Africa x Mythological Africans Present: An Excess of Jealousy

We're excited to bring to you another episode in our collaborative series with Mythological Africans!! In this Episode, Mythological Africans will be reading and hosting another live conversation on a story titled "The Husband's Revenge" from the book "African Nights: Black Erotic Folk Tales" by Leo Frobenius. These stories originated from the Kordofan region in Sudan.
For more information about Mythological Africans or to join in on future Fireside chat Friday twitter spaces, please visit their twitter page: @MythicAfricans. You can also learn more by visiting their website: https://www.mythologicalafricans.com/
Please let us know what you think of this episode and rate/ review us if you really enjoyed it :)

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Pod Save Africa x Mythological Africans Present: The Husband's Revenge

We're excited to bring to you the first episode in our collaborative series with Mythological Africans!! In this Episode, Mythological Africans will be reading and hosting a live conversation on a story titled "The Cure of A Man Crazy Woman" from the book "African Nights: Black Erotic Folk Tales" by Leo Frobenius. These stories originated from the region of Kordofan region in Sudan. 
For more information about Mythological Africans or to join in on future Fireside chat Friday twitter spaces, please visit their twitter page: @MythicAfricans. You can also learn more by visiting their website: https://www.mythologicalafricans.com/
Please let us know what you think of this episode and rate/ review us if you really enjoyed it :)

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The Lost Genocide : A story of the Herero and Nama tragedy.

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