NKENNE podcast

HAPPY NKENNE PODCAST ANNIVERSARY! In this episode, we chat about the importance of podcasts in Africa.

In this episode, Progress discusses the importance of Women In Africa, and the power they hold in families, in our social systems, and in the Government. Happy International Women's Day. 

In this episode, we discuss about how impactful Religion is in the continent of Africa. 

In this episode, Progress talks about the problems and frustrations Nigerian people face with the recent elections. 

Greed, corruption, and illicit financial flows have been a persistent problem in many African countries. These issues have undermined economic development, stunted growth, and perpetuated poverty for millions of people. While some progress has been made in recent years, there is still a long way to go in eradicating these problems. In this podcast, we will explore the root causes of greed and corr...

In this podcast, we explore the rich history and cultural significance of African traditional clothing. From the vibrant and colorful fabrics of West Africa to the intricate beadwork of the Maasai in East Africa, we delve into the stories behind these beautiful garments. We'll speak on how traditional African clothin preserve and promote so many important aspects of African heritage. Whether it's...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR NKENNE WEEKLY PODCAST HOST, Progress!  This podcast will dive into the various aspects of cohabitation in Africa, delving into the cultural, social, and economic changes that have shaped the trend in recent years. In this episode, Progress chats about the challenges and opportunities of cohabitation in different regions of Africa, such as financial stability, societal no...

In this episode, we chat about the importance of learning and protecting African languages, and how we can avoid dialect genocide. 

In many African societies, taking care of the elderly is considered a sacred responsibility and an important aspect of community life. From intergenerational living arrangements to traditional healing practices, African cultures have unique ways of caring for their older population. In this episode, we'll explore the various customs and practices that are used to support and honor the elderly in A...

In this episode, we chat about the current currencies in Africa. We discuss the effects of African currencies since the pandemic, inflation, and the current seven worst African currencies against the dollar.

In this episode, we talk about the expansive working class in the continent of Africa. We chat about how culture connects with the labor market, how Africa competes on the global market, as well as how we view international jobs.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of respect, and how we utilize respect in familial and cultural settings. 

In the last episode of 2022, we discuss the celebrations that happen during the holidays in Africa. The entire NKENNE team wishes all our listeners a happy holidays.

In this episode, we will be discussing six wonderful African Christmas traditions.

In this episode, we chat about single parenthood in the continent of Africa. We chat about why it’s on the rise, and how modern technology has affected divorce in Africa. We also want to give a special shoutout to all single parents.

Women In Politics In this episode, we will chat about the power dynamics of women in politics in the continent of Africa, and the importance of elevating more women in politics in the Continent.

In this episode, we talk about the Osu Caste System in Igboland, a tribe based in Eastern Nigeria. We chat about the ancient practice, how the Osu Caste System interacts with Igbo family systems, and what traumas this practice has created.

In this episode, Progress chats about the recent opportunities available for freelance workers in Africa. 

In this episode, we chat about the most visited destinations in Africa. Every year, the continent of Africa receives thousands and thousands of tourists that come spend time in Africa. We describe the most popular locations for international tourists. ALSO, NKENNE has OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED. You can find NKENNE via the apple and google play stores.  

In this episode, we discuss child punishment in families and in schools in Africa.

In this episode, we chat about the practice of Omugwo, a traditional birthing care for new mothers in the Igbo tribe. The Igbo tribe is a tribe based in Eastern Nigeria. In this episode, we chat about what this ancient practice is, what the nursing mother and nursing child are given during this time, and this can help families connect.

In this episode, we chat about the challenges we face with politics in Africa. We discuss the problems with rampant unemployment, how politics effect the youth, the democratic political decline in Sub-Saharan Africa, the EndSARS movement, social and digital oppression during political races, and much more.

In this episode, we chat about different African Traditional Sports that could be included in the Olympics.

In this episode, we continue our conversation on Apprenticeships in Africa. 

In this episode, we talk about one of the greatest leaders and visionaries Africa has ever produced, Patrice Lumumba. We talk about his life, his mission, rise to power, and his unlawful assassination. “African unity and solidarity are no longer dreams. They must be expressed in decision” Patrice Lumumba.