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Tokoloho: A Northern Sesotho word for Freedom. The Tokoloho Talks is a podcast that hosts pan-African conversations on the cultural, political and economic liberation of the continent. Each guest speaker is someone we believe is thinking critically about personal, institutional and societal liberation through their chosen lifestyle and career path. Our objectives are to document the decolonial ideas of various African visionaries and revolutionaries, co-create a community of like-minded individuals in pursuit of cultural consciousness, explore life at the intersections of various identities and decentralise academia by making it more palatable and accessible. Join Amanda Chembezi, Anuarite Gikonyo and Chemutai Ruto in critical conversation for crucial reformation. New episodes every two or so weeks!

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Episode 04: Education, Equity and Decoloniality

2021/04/23

In this episode, Amanda Chembezi speaks with Jihad Hajjouji about the decolonisation of education, promotion of equity and advancement of youth opportunities on the continent!

Episode 03: Beauty Is A Human Right

2021/03/10

Finding and Creating Beauty, Radically. A conversation with Alexis Teyie

Episode 02: Demystifying African Masculinity

2021/02/25

In this episode of The Tokoloho Talks, we speak about Demystifying African Masculinity with Salim Wangabi and Onyango Otieno.Salim Wangabi (Ghana) is a Mental Health Specialist and the head of Reserach and Development at Unleash You. He is also a consulting clinician and civic leader who works closely with developing minds of young men and is passionate about reforming the emotional intelligence of young men.Onyango Otieno (Kenya) is a certified Trauma Healing Counselor, mental health advocate podcaster, writer and poet. His work centers around African masculinity and its role in ensuring gender equality and equity, especially championing for African Men’s involvement in sexual and reproductive health rights. Onyango hosts a podcast called “Afro-Masculinity,” where he interrogates the complexities of African masculinity and encourages the unlearning of the toxic traits it instills.Join us Amanda Chembezi and Anuarite Gikonyo in this conversation that explores the origins and construction of masculinity, the impacts of gender constructs on the mind, family and society, as well as the opportunities for its complication! Resources for African Gender Reformation!

Episode 01: Welcome!

2021/02/10

An Introduction to The Tokoloho Talks