Advance at Minority Africa

Vuga

Society EN ↓ 3 episodes

Vuga, a podcast by Minority Africa and Advance, aims to amplify the stories and experiences of marginalized communities in Africa, promoting empathy and social awareness. By sharing lived experiences and perspectives, the podcast seeks to change the global narrative about Africa and establish itself as a leading organization supporting marginalized communities. Through education and storytelling, Vuga strives to build a more inclusive and compassionate world, addressing topics like culture, health, and rights.

Author

Advance at Minority Africa

Episodes

"From Survivor to Advocate: A Journey of Change" 17.11.2025 56:12

Host: ⁠ Kenneth Awom Guest: ⁠ Ember Sandrin Deribe is a Cameroonian peacebuilder and advocate against sexual and gender-based violence, and the founder of Lights of Hope Africa In this heartfelt episode of VUGA , host Kenneth speaks with Ember Sandrin Deribe , a young advocate and peacebuilder from Cameroon, about her remarkable journey from surviving childhood sexual abuse to leading change throu...

[PREVIEW] Episode 2 : Queer Youth Activism in Ghana - Prince Frimpong 03.10.2025 5:00

Host: ⁠ Ewomazino Obadjere ⁠ Guest: ⁠ Prince Frimpong ⁠ - Ghanaian advocate, communicator, and executive director of the Youth Initiative Foundation On this episode of the VUGA Podcast , our host welcomes the inspiring Prince Frimpong from Ghana — a genderqueer activist, co-founder, and youth advocate whose work is shaking up spaces of power. From leading the Kill the Bill campaign against Ghana’s...

[PREVIEW] Episode 1 : The Role of Black-Trans Activism in Social Change 01.08.2025 5:00

Host: ⁠ Kenneth Awom ⁠ Guest: Marie Balanza Jaramillo — Black trans activist, researcher, and filmmaker In this debut episode of VUGA (“speak up”), Kenneth welcomes Marie for a heartfelt, wide-ranging conversation on the role of Black trans activism in driving social change. Marie shares her journey from working-class, Afro-descendant neighborhoods to the frontlines of community organising and cul...