Category Archives: Healthcare

African Voices Podcast: Episode 7!

African Voices, Episode 7! In this episode:

  • Top news stories from the African continent.
  • Upcoming Events.
  • An exclusive interview  with Paul Mataruse, a Zimbabwean singer from the band Ruzivo based in Seattle, WA on Legend Talk Radio.
  • Advice Box:  A summary of the 6th Annual African Summit
  • Music from Ruzivo, from Seattle.
If you would like to contribute news, events, issues, interviews or music to our podcast, email us: podcasts@uniteafricans.org or call: (312) 949 9980 between 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri.
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African Voices Podcast: Episode 5

Ethiopian food

African Voices, Episode 5! In this episode:

  • News and events from the African community in Illinois this month.
  • Top news stories from the African continent.
  • Upcoming Events.
  • An exclusive interview  with Gwaii, a hip-hop/reggae artists from Tanzania.
  • Advice Box: Eating Healthily on a Budget + Recipes.
  • An interview with Almaz Yigisaw, owner of Chicago’s Ethiopian Diamond Restaurant.
  • Music from Chicago’s very own Gwaii.
If you would like to contribute news, events, issues, interviews or music to our podcast, email us: podcasts@uniteafricans.org or call: (312) 949 9980 between 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri.
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World Aids Day Edition: African Voices Podcast

To mark World Aids Day, we interviewed Jonny Steinberg, author of Sizwe’s Test, which tells a story of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Africa through the eyes of Sizwe, a young man living in a rural part of South Africa, where the virus has decimated his community. South Africa has one of the highest rates of HIV/AIDS in the world – the prevalence rate is near 18%. In this interview, Steinberg talks about what can be done to combat the virus in Southern Africa and beyond. He also discusses the role that regional coalitions on the African continent can play in making sure preventative measures against the virus are put in place, and those already infected, can live a decent life.