The Scorpions Make History | For the First Time, Gambia is Going to The African Cup of Nation | We Have the Team Captain, The Goalie at the Last Qualifying Game & Two More Team Stars Live on The Sisters Show

Clear the way for The Scorpions, Live at The Sisters' Show This Saturday!! The final episode of Season 2 is this weekend🥳 and Guess what? You wouldn't want to miss this one!!  We crown the journey of 14 episodes this Saturday on the Season finale with a mind-blowing one on one with Gambia's National Treasure, The Scorpions.

Join us in this banger!!! As we discuss it all and share laughs and words of wisdom from the team. What did it take to bring the win home for AFCON qualifiers? Is it too much pressure to make The Gambia proud? What has the journey been like as a footballer? What's the advice for young people pursuing a similar path? What are the future plans?

Find Out What It Means to Fly the Gambia's Flag for The First Time in An International Competition!!! The Journey to A Record-Breaking Win.

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Why Is It A Taboo to Discuss Sexual Abuse in the African Culture? It's Time to Talk About Sexual Abuse | Are Sexual Abuse Cases Handled Sufficiently | Do We Have the Proper Support System & Laws to Protect Victims of Sexual Abuse?

In Episode 13, we engage our guests; Adama Ceesay, Amina Mwaikambo and Haddy Njie in this very crucial conversation. They also share their personal experiences with us on this Show.

Our hosts have prepared engaging questions in this episode as usual, as they dissect this sensitive yet timely topic. When does someone know that something is just not right, and a sexual abuse is most likely going to take place soon? Is there any form of discerning that the victim experiences before it happens? How much does parents not educating their children contribute to sexual abuse in African homes and what can these parents educate their children about? How can one go about the cases where the perpetrators of sexual abuse are people well known and trusted by the victim?

For the Hot Soup Segment. In this episode, we ask the question, "A lady met a man who was really nice to her, and they started dating. But soon after she finds out that he has been financially supporting another woman who has a child for him and also lets them sleep over at his house sometimes. The current girlfriend has a child also, but the man has assured her that she should be patient, it is her he hopes to marry. If you were the lady, what would you do about the situation?"

Catch this table turning debate and let us know what your take would be. What Hot Topic Will Be Discussed During the Sister Chat?

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Join This Debate | Who and What Is Holding Back Youth Development in Africa |Critical Conversation on Building Africa & Youth Development | What Is the Status & Fate of African Youth | Their Role on Voting to  Change the African Narrative

We are excited to have you with us for Episode 12. Once again, not shy of tackling the critical conversations on the continent, this episode addresses the topic of Youth Development in Africa. What gateways can be used to empower the youth in Africa?

We add spice to the conversation with our Hot Soup Segment; “. Ladies, if you are in a relationship with a guy who is not yet financially stable, and you spotted him online making the comment “It’s better to do illegal business than be broke” what would you do?

To the men, if you were not financially stable and you spotted a comment from your partner online saying “It is better to have a sugar daddy than stay with a broke guy” what would you do?

Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end. What's cooking for this episode's Sister Chat. Well, tune in and find out. 🥳🥳🥳

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It’s Time to Discuss the Uncomfortable Topic of Why Most of Us Women Stay in Unhealthy Marriages? | What Role Societal Pressure Plays in Broken Marriages | Does the African Culture Promote Staying in Unhealthy Marriages?

Woho, Episode 10 is finally here with us after the long break, and we're so pumped up to dive in. We can’t hold back our excitement!!!! Our hosts are fired up this episode as usual, as they dissect the topic of marriage in it's healthy and unhealthy forms. This episode delves into unhealthy marriages. What defines an unhealthy marriage? Why do women stay in them? Are there existing pressures that justify the course of action.

A lot comes up in the episode. Which sides will the hosts take and what do our guests think? Most importantly, which sides will you take?

The Hot Soup Segment is a great one too. In this episode, the ladies are asked what they would go for. Answering the question, “Which would you rather be with and why. A rich cheating partner or a broke faithful partner?”. Catch this table turning debate and let us know what your take would be.

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What Type of Men Should Women Avoid in Relationships?| Dating & Relationship Conversation with Mr. Let Go. | What Men Want | What Are Women Doing Wrong In Relationships | We talk About Mama’s Boy in the African Setting, Narcissist Men to Cheap Men | The Sisters Show

Episode 9 is here with us and we can’t hold back our excitement!!!! Our hosts are fired up this episode as usual, as they dissect the topic of the kind of men ladies should look out for. In a funny yet educational recounting of personal experiences and keen observations, this episode we talk dating expectations vs reality and men to avoid and what women should do better. We talk about Mama’s Boy in the African Setting, Narcissist Men to Cheap Men. Do men have it easier with finding a great partner to date compared to women? Are Women pickier with their dating choices?

The Hot Soup Segment is one not to miss. In this episode, the ladies are thrown into a situational dilemma of whether they would stay in an engagement that has taken a turn of events. Answering the question, “Would you stay or leave your fiancé that you’ve dated long distance if he opens up about something that's a deal breaker when you finally meet?”. Catch this table turning debate and let us know what your take would be.

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See you Saturday, 10th April 2021

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We are excited to have you with us for Episode 8 on The Sisters Show. Once again, not shy of tackling the controversial and the contentious, this episode addresses the topic of Traditional vs Modern Women. Research has it that women in the 70s were happier. Do Traditional women have it easier than Modern Women? Do men prefer to date Modern women but marry Traditional? Where do the grey lines lie? Which situations are unblurred, black and white?

We add spice to the conversation with our Hot Soup Segment; “Would You Let Your Husband Go to a Massage Spa?” Watch our Hosts dissect this topic in a hilarious heart to heart. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end. What's cooking for this episode's Sister Chat and who will join us as a guest this Saturday? Well, tune in and find out. 🥳🥳🥳

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Are Africans Too Modest About Their Achievement Due to Cultural Beliefs? | Is It Inferiority Complex? | Which Cultural Beliefs Did Our Parents Passed on That Are Holding Us Back in Terms of Achievements | The Sisters Show

Wohoo 🥳 New Episode “6” Alert  ! On this episode, we discus Africans Behavior Towards Achievements. We engage our Guest, Amina Waikambo, psychologist & Victor Olatund, Business Mogul on why most of us –Africans, are modest in sharing our success stories and rarely celebrate our achievements. Could it be inferiority complex? Our cultural believes. Or our family upbringing?

We also delve into how the young generation view wealth and debated on the common belief that most of the wealth is illegally acquired and that is the reason for protection from public knowledge.

On our new segment ‘Ask a Question’, we will question different societal & cultural norms in our African Society. A very interesting Segment.

As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.

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On this episode of The Sisters Show, we discuss, Hepatitis B and Liver Cancer. According to WHO, Viral Hepatitis is becoming a much bigger threat in Africa than HIV/AIDS with about 60 million infections. We engage with Dr. Jaye on what exactly is Hepatitis B and its prevalence in Africa. How is it different from Hepatitis A, C, D and E & the relationship between Hepatitis B and Liver cancer. Tag A Friend and Come Along.

We also delve into what type of individuals are most likely to get it, How Hepatitis B is transmitted, its management and if it is curable and preventable.

As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.

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On this episode of The Sisters Show, we discuss, Hepatitis B and Liver Cancer. According to WHO, Viral Hepatitis is becoming a much bigger threat in Africa than HIV/AIDS with about 60 million infections. We engage with Dr. Jaye on what exactly is Hepatitis B and its prevalence in Africa. How is it different from Hepatitis A, C, D and E & the relationship between Hepatitis B and Liver cancer. Tag A Friend and Come Along.

We also delve into what type of individuals are most likely to get it, How Hepatitis B is transmitted, its management and if it is curable and preventable.

As always, we have two exciting hot soup in this episode you do not want to miss. The show starts out with our let’s connect segment. Tune in on time, the whole show is worth watching from beginning to end.

Disclaimer: The Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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Disclaimer; The Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.