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The Batwa people of Uganda and Rwanda offers their kids a very important education by use of songs. Kids are taught values and reminded of their true identities by their mothers through songs and dance. Welcome to Episode II of A TASTE OF AFRIKA series as we unfold another critical use of African folk songs. You are welcome.

The Agikuyu of Kenya conduct their baby shower ceremony immediately after the mother regains her strength. This is a women's affair and men are not allowed to be present. The magical part of this ceremony is the mode of communication. They majorly communicate through songs. From individual introduction to the climax of the event, that is the gifting of the newly born baby. Welcome to THE NO TALK CEREMONY episode from  A TASTE OF AFRIKA Series

African folk songs are so rich. They were used in various ways by different communities as a tool of making life easier. Throughout this series we have clearly shown how communities used these culture aspect to conduct life activities. 

The episodes in these series are;short, precise and onto the point.

Before we get to episode one here is an Introduction to get us started. Hope you enjoy and walk with us throughout the series. YOU ARE WELCOME

Comrades Having only one meal in a day-Kenyan universities Jackso speaks

On this episode we would love to know how you relate to music and what your playlist entails.

Do dudes undergo any kind of pressure after accidentally impregnating a lady?

What's good for Youths in their early 20s? Classroom education or life education? What should they chase, papers or passion?

The society expects young adults to start being responsible as adults with their life , but does it mean that anyone who is above 18+ is mature enough to handle life? Does being 18+ mean being independent

How does it feel being judged? Especially on something you can't do anything about it? How about being judged for something that is making you happy? And who is perfect to judge? Anyways let us know what's your take on this topic

How long should you take to develop your craft/entity? Or in simple terms:How long should you "trust the process"? Saisi speaks.