On this episode, we are joined by Mr._ Tony Onwuchekwa aka Tony Doe , who is a veteran of Nigeria’s radio scene, a podcasting educator, and the voice behind Into The Podverse, a platform [newsletter+podcast], connecting African audio creators with ideas that matter. He joins us to share his perspectives on the African Podcasting scene and the growth of podcasting on the continent. He also answers listener questions such as podcast growth & monetization , the preference of either guest or solo podcasts and audio vs video podcast formats . An amazing episode for all podcasters on the continent.

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On this episode we are joined by Mr.Touka who shares insights into the beautiful African Country of Chad 🇹🇩. He shares insights Chadian history, Culture and the political history of the nation whilst touching on influential figures such as The late Idriss Deby and Mousa Faki . He also shares some solutions to the challenges facing the Chadian people such as robust education.

On this episode, we are joined by the amazing Mani Moustapha who shares insights on into the beautiful west African nation of Niger 🇳🇪. He shares insights into the History of Niger 🇳🇪 & the cultural and linguistic linkages between Niger 🇳🇪 and Nigeria 🇳🇬 . The talks further about the Nigerien struggle against French imperialism and how the current situation is a new dawn for the nation . He finally shares some advice to the youth of Niger 🇳🇪 and what makes him a proud Nigerien 🇳🇪.

On this episode we are joined by Ms. Teresa Muliro , the Global Head of Focus Units at the African Federation Organization. She shares insights into the aims & objectives of the African Federation, how they aim to achieve the goal of Making Africa a superpower by 2050 & a brief description about the different focus units of the organization. She further highlights how the organization can be used as a vehicle to promote African Unity and how the African diaspora can partake in the organization. Finally, she shares information about new and upcoming projects that general public on the continent should await from the African Federation.

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On our final episode of the virtual book tour , we are joined by authors Ms. Diana Powell and Mr. Tshepo. Ms.Diana talks about her book “Afro in the boardroom “ , a book that highlights African experiences in the workplaces especially in the diaspora whilst taking about the work environment dynamics that people usually face . Mr. Tshepo , a poet , talks about his book which is a collection of his poems . He talks about the beauty of poetry and if it’s appreciated enough by the general audience. This is an amazing episode for someone looking for insights into poetry , work life dynamics and work as an African in the diaspora.

On the second episode of our virtual book tour, we are joined by Dr. Charisse Drakeford who is an entrepreneur and author . She joins us to share insights into her writing career and the inspiration behind it . She also talks about the key issues being discussed in her books such as spirituality. She concludes with advice to fellow authors and highlights from her career thus far .

On our first episode of the Virtual Book Tour done in conjunction with our partners at Activate Core , we are joined by Madam Jennifer Richards Wilson & Madam Emilia Bywaters. The conversation highlights the writing ✍️ journey of both ladies , the mission behind the Virtual Book Tour and as well as individual experiences during their writing journey. The authors also discuss the role A.I in writing, the steps taken in book writing to publishing and how to navigate the crucial step of book marketing.

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We are joined by the beautiful Naranj Khaireddine , who shares everything about her beautiful country of Tunisia 🇹🇳. She talks in depth about the 2004 Tunisian Afcon Victory , the football scene in the country and brief overview of history of the country. She highlights more about Tunisia’s flourishing health sector that has become vital service for the African continent and the China -Tunisia relationship. She concludes with a brief reflection of the 2011 Tunisian Revolution, advice to the Tunisian youth and with what makes her a proud Tunisian.