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FKU Africa Podcast Episodes

• FKU #20 – #ZimbabweanLivesMatter horror videos and images of our people brutalized by police and soldiers in Zimbabwe 08/07/2020
  Zimbabwe is under a human rights attack, Zimbabwean lives matter is been trending for one reason human right violations in Zimbabwe. Solders hitting people in Zimbabwe for peaceful protests. Journalists abducted for reporting on a ruling party’s failures. #ZimbabweanLivesMatter for indeed we as FKU Africa Podcast we complied an episode for that. Thank you for […]
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• FKU #19 – Africa’s Standards of Living, South Africa vs Nigeria GDP, health, Music, Soccer 07/31/2020
  In this Episode we are going to discuss South Africa Vs Nigeria standard of living just a quick comparison as there is always too much tension between South Africa and Nigeria. We going to check when it comes to country’s GDP, music, soccer and currency. => Get your music in all music outlets use this […]
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• FKU #18 – Top 5 Pan Africans You Should Know and Read About. 07/24/2020
  We are bringing to you the most important figures in the history of Pan Africanism. Those people are not all born in Africa but Africa was born in them as they all laid to rest in mother Africa. We have heroes that died in the name of Africa fighting for people’s life. ================================================ * Get […]
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• FKU #17 – Nelson Mandela, a Hero or a Sell-out? Revonia trail Zinzi reads rejection letter part 2 07/18/2020
  In this episode we are going to discuss Dr Nelson Rholihlahla Mandela. The first black president in South Africa. We touch in his life by going through his life time line. The revonia trail. Mandela day, Zinziswa Zinzi Mandela speech reading Nelson Mandela’s rejection letter that he wrote while he was in Polsmoor prison. In […]
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• FKU #17 – Nelson Mandela, a Hero or a Sell-out? Revonia trail Zinzi reads rejection letter part 1 07/18/2020
  In this episode we are going to discuss Dr Nelson Rholihlahla Mandela. The first black president in South Africa. We touch in his life by going through his life time line. The revonia trail. Mandela day, Zinziswa Zinzi Mandela speech reading Nelson Mandela’s rejection letter that he wrote while he was in Polsmoor prison. In […]
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• FKU #16 – Do you know the real African history? Mansa Musa, Canibal, Nyatsimba, Maqoma ? 07/10/2020
  This video focuses on the real African history we unpack some of the hidden history trying to uplift the United Africa as one with no borders, Do you know the real African history? Mansa Musa, Canibal, Nyatsimba, Maqoma ? We touch on the history of Mupata kingdom under the leadership of Nyatsimba Mutota, The greate […]
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• FKU #15 – What role can the African youth play in uniting Africa? 07/03/2020
  This episode is about the question what role can the African youth play in uniting Africa? The youth of Africa have a huge responsibility up in their hands but they are too blind to realize that older people who now in power, Will die and we as the youth will be left with a huge […]
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• FKU #14 – Queen Andrea Dondolo on Stokvel, Home affairs, GVB, Racism 06/26/2020
  FKU Africa podcast, FKU #14 – caught up with Queen Andrea Dondolo on a very interesting chat about her life as a kid FKU #14 – Queen Andrea Dondolo. Her journey as an actress, her roles in stoklvel  , home affairs, Felix. She is very interesting person the chat was fun. We went on to […]
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• FKU #13 – A Rare secret that can unite Africans, watch and learn 06/19/2020
  As we all know how divided Africa is, we found a way to unit Africa as one. When Africa start to realize the importance of unity, Africa will be unstoppable. This is about time we unit Africa, We will go through on the best way, how to unit Africa. We are all about African unity […]
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• FKU #12 – Happy Youth Day, What is your strategy to change your narrative? 06/16/2020
  This a special episode as Maneza F8 speaking from his heart on issues that the youth of today is facing around Africa. June 16 1976 the youth of Sharpville in Soweto took it up in themselves to fight the systemic racism that was a causing hardship in the lives of black people. evey 16 of […]
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