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Joined by Tatenda Tavingei we discuss an initiative by the Cambodia Living arts project to create an artificial intelligence that is global south centred, ethical and with the community at the centre of the process.

42 years after independence Zimbabwe is still using an act that was drafted 8 years before independence, for the management of heritage (the national museums and monument of Rhodesia act 25:11). I had a wonderful time with Polite Dzvairo and Gugulethu Moyo as we discussed the shortcomings of this act in the management of African heritage and possible solutions. Give it a listen and please follow ZimCulture Podcast on all social media platforms

What is museum decolonization? How can museums be decolonized? Dr Njabulo chipangura answers these and more questions paying particular attention to the colonial history and decolonization of the museum Space in Zimbabwe. He also provides an insight into his latest publication "museums as agents for Social change" Enjoy!

Discussing the issue of Colonial Heritage in Zimbabwe and the rest of the world. Here's what rob thinks is the right way to go about the process reinterpretation. We also discuss how academia is forgetting the general populace and scholars publishing their articles overseas.

The Host (@murimbika3rd) and guest (Lee Baylis) discuss life during the iron age period in Britain and the Romans influence during this era.